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In puTsuanee o. previous notice the Democratic Nation
al Committee assembled in the city 81 Washington At IL
IL O'clock m The sth day Of January 1865, and Was
called . order BY Hon. IN NcIne o. Maryland chair
man II the committee.
On motion Of Hon George W. Jones' Of Tennessee, Wm
English Of Indiana and GeOrgs Read Riddle, d Della
ware were chosen secretaries
on motion Of Mr. Henning the rOIl was called; where
upOn the following gentlemen answered 10 their names
viz:
Maine-cyrps Moore.
New Hampshire Ill George
gertnont-David A. Smalley
MAssachusetts--B r. HAlsit
Rhode IslAnd--N elcome B. Sayles
Connec,lcut--James 4. Pratt
New fork-gohn II. Reekmau
New Jersey--Jaseph G. Poiis
Pennsy lvania--John Oakford
Delaware--Georgs r. Riddle.
Msryland-Robert H. McI.ane
Nirginia-Willinn II. Clark
North Garolina--Warren Minslow
Aiabama--c. G. Clay.
Nississipp.--A. Il. Brown.
Louisiana--John Sdel
Oao--Alirrd r. Eagerton.
keaturky--J. H. Elliott
Tennessee-George W. Jones.
lndiana--Wm, u. English
fllinois-isaae Cook
MichigAn--T Y. Broadhead.
Florida--S X. Mallory.
loMa-dieorge w. Jones
Wisconsin, eDj 4 fleming
California;. w. Denver.
Mr. Br0aihead moved that the meeting adjourn until II
o'clock Tomorrow; which decided in the negative
Mr. Riddle moved that tie committee proceed to fix
the time for the meeting Of the Democratic National
Convention nominate candidates for President and Vice
President Of the United States which motion was decided
in the Affirmative.
Whereupon, Mr. Jones Of Iowa. proposed the first Mon
day in June next at L. o'clock, m
Mr. Henning the 4th Of March;
NJ. Riddle, the third Saturday in May; and
Mr. English the first Tuesday in June
Mr. Henning moved that the committee adjourn until to-
morrow. iecaded in the negative.
Mr. Henning and Mr.. Riddle having Withdrawn their
propositions fixing the day for the meeting Of the National
Convention the question taken upon the proposition
81 Mr. English, and was decided in the negative.
The motion Of Mr. Jones' Of Iowa, then unanimously
adopted.
Mr. Cook moved that committee Of three be appointed
BY Ike chair the purpose Of carrying the resolution
OF the National Convention IN reference procuring
hail. arranging seats &C. for the approaching convention
whereupon the chair appointed the following gentlemen
said committee:
Mr.. Edge-ton, Of Ohio.
Mr. Cook, Of Illinois.
Mr.. Broadhead, Of Michigan
Mr. Heining moved that The thanks Of the meeting be
returned Tie Hon. r. NJ McIane for the highly satsae-
tory he has discharged the duties of chairman
and the being taken thereon by Mr.. English oil
The secretaries unanimously decided in the arma
tive
Mr. Riddle in behalf Of the jackson Democratic Associa
ton Washington city invited the committee to attend
meeting Of said association this evening which invitation
on motion Of Mr.. Jones, Of Iowa, accepted
On motion the committee then adjourned
ROBERT ~ McLANE, Chairman.
WILLIAM H. ExCIIsH,
GEoRGE READ RIDDLE,
Secretaries
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Inducements to CspitaIiNs.-Minpesot and
Lake superior Lands for sale.

uESRY McEENry, Of Minnesota, House
III viii sirht days He qasp-
ian6- Miass~naa and ao considerable
~ de ed, he
lard payment He
rsunsahs biah wishing
las ia West VI DO weI 20 can ON him.
ian a-d6n
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NEW AND INTERESTING WORK.

The book Of r. A. Wilson, esq Of Rochester New
York. Mexico and s Regon be had at mos, Of our
bookstores l. thus spoken q by The historian Prescott:
BoFToS, Dee. s, 1856.
Nv very much obliged 70 ron Cor your
work Mexico and its Religion. In unpreendinE
contains good deal II matter quite original. That
portion OF the work relating 70 the e1aggeatons u The
early copquerors particularly deserving Of attention By he
stpdent q early North American annst Yoa hare
dealt with bold hand, stripping Of the Cine robe q
nance and in cases. indeed the fesh beneath tire
ducing II unshiy skeleton The skeleton, however,
may be the truth bat yet wl be hard prove IL
There does sppear be much Bconsebcy The various
therefore, consist IN the contradiction afforded by pres
appearances the Of the copqusrOrs
ever, this IL subject which shau examine eisure
having been able, from pressing hrocaiobs Of late take
only a superficial glance your volume.
Repc.tiag mr. ihnnks for your favor, remsn, dear r
very sincerely yosrs, WV. II. PRESCOTT.
Tor. A. wnsov, ESQ.,, Rochester, New York.
Extract letter from AZ esteemed correspondent 10
Washington county, Maryland;
The parsped By Nesus. Bowie and Stewart, o.
Maryland, together wh tie other democrats q tho House u
Representatives receives the decided appreciation Of the
democracy q WshinEton ooBnty They deserving Of
the Ersulsons q III national their firm and
Incorporating stand in behalf grest principle Of
popular sovereignty, IN opposition the sectional disorvan-
ring course purfued hy representative Hen H. W.
Hoffman, and other know nosLl-rs'
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GEORGE W. wuNELI.- Ass~vaey awd G~wws~ttov 90
VI n~ Unes ststes rircsf commissioner
So Gear 81 cls,rps. No. a. Wall New fort
Refers n Hen a. Ni-a. Justice Ueed sssss- srr'~rs Court
w. Fih. United General O. Tofirn sasrs
~ ssbrisc~ Ge~n
n ul-sss n ~ enet. and MAJOR A.oas Hs, ws-n'as
cifv. acr te-MFh-rns~
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Firemens Insurance Company OF Washington
and Geork etown.

Bccems~f sip is5s
THE respective are companies u wsshns,on
enl.d elect 81
hereby notsd that required hold esecoo
9Th of January
number 81 whch
ALEX MciNTIaE.
Jan q cod s<cr.isy.
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a CARD We s.ks those NJ
"a ie6rrr thsf
u~nr presented asrH.
ufsrsrr opportunity M
iatcn pcwP s,risss -hic~ ~. =. rcnssc~s
" expected ~ ~. HooT, BRO, 4 co.
l,ec 7s-sA~2-M ffraefngencerl
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" HousE ID RErKEsEsrArIvrs,
J. Mashinaton. nec. p. Iss

s.Hs g ashington, Dec. Y, 1855.
aMr DEAR sIR have received yours Of the 10Th, and
delayed in the hnpe that might organize
our House, and that might 20 Boston.
sswe have Adjourned and very far from organi-
ration. Ii is, therefore, impossible for leave. Our
friends here say 80 away Yoa will, therefore
postpone for time least, ar Indefinitely
my lecture.
loss Of orgsnxatinn in nv absence would place
fearful responsibility The friends Of freedom, which
my Hbsence mike lecture could In great
haste, very truly yours, &c, LEWIS D. CAMPBELL.
The above letter with the three lines Introducing it.
take from the Charleston Mercury Of late date and with
desire interfere 10 aay State contest submit
whether the circulation Of such letter unexplained among
the people Of South Carolina Is moi unjust 10 one OF the
uest friends Of that State that she has ever sent to the
national legislature. When Mr. Campbell proposed Col
Orr, and while his resolution was pending before the
House be stated explicitly that he had consulted that
gentleman and that he bed selected him FOR his proverbal
imp4rtisy justice dignity and arcssness presiding
officer He added too that they tae Euipodes in pol
tics that they differed radically on national questions
and that bis whole desire in Offering The resolution
select such temporary presiding officer be then believed
TO be necessary While The proposition Of Mr. Campbell
cited the profound sensation throughout the House
and urgently opposed by bis political ficnds win
TO say that there not present who
heart questioned Mr canpbelIs sincerity in making Il
or who looked upon Col Orr with less favorable eye
beoause II was made
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ny >. &. MCGUIRE. Auctsonesr.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
square al sucionOH Thusdsy afternoon, January II,
O'Clock premises shall properly
.. the Frst Congregational Church located h
daey opposite the Csy Hail. the -
the whole ofisi No ~ wing
inches Wy The whole depth VI the lots together with the budng
xad improvements.
The rue believed be uuqnesonAse. An conseyancss
the Of purchaser.
Terms al sale JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
i5--e0kcs - Auctienexr
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THE DAILY UNION
LOCAL VS..

IHE skTrsASs OF lSl2The eaAsentien " cid soldiers
t IA tha city yesterday morning, snd,
intensely cold weather and the distractions the
great rairo4d hoFoughsrss leading sshlnon from
The storm u Saturday last the attendance qsss large
In the morning, under from the Union Gu4Tds
Captain Reese the prosecuted the
sion whore they received By the President IND
ted States With impressive eordiaify and kindness The
pressure upon columns this morning prevents
giving such account could desire Of the thrngy
interesting interviews which took place In behalf old
companion Hon. j. Is. Sutherland addressed the
President la touebiny eloquent speech The Presdents
feeling reply touched responsive chord In breHs Of al
present
The Convention, believe, viii adjourn for day or
two. Tbs sessions held at Odd Fellows Hall.
TIA opEas.it scarcely necessary 10 remind our city
readers that Verbs grand opera Of ~ win given
this evening Al the National Theatre Every desirable
IN the house has already been secured.
One Of the eurioes Of day and country
NON on exhibition Ia this city. We need only add
famous bear lady has arrived il Washington.
In the board Of aldermen Monday evening last resou-
ten offered by he committee whom the had
referred IN reson TO the Invitation attend the southern
and southwestern convention be held Richmond
3oth Of January recommending joint resolution appointing
ioar menbsrs from each board the mayor
the part 81 The corporation and that the mayor be requested
10 appoint delegation Of twelve citizens large Tbs
yeas and nays demanded and the resolution
iected.
The weather continues intensely cold and from all sides
and all quarters hear Of railroad distractions
deenons Last evening the northern mail failed beyond
Philadelphia -Four southern mails are due.
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CESkNAL AGEsCH AT wAsHIsGTOx.-Tss ssi
scrscf, formerly % kchmorc xstshssh
Office IN this city, street, doom in front q Trea
TENDERS hts
especially
400 pensions under The oil Congress
asvisa purchased cf DAVID Do~vsweoe
perhaps The only inder whch tho
Richmond. He has index
pubic oces In Tho Csp,os Of vugsss Te~e
him hor claim wit
aide where cs~ss hss~ef esssrri,
unshs . do a.
March, ssvas
~ hstfis days,
charges ssii be ven nossrss. FELIX KICHARDe.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aoccusac, VIRGINIA
Janes Lyons, ESQ.,. R,chnsesd, Niresrss-
ysmss heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions, Rchso~a
Stanford n. rnvtrr Richmond, yirsis.
Uon- John 4. rendl~sor, Virginia
Hoe samuel Chslton, ws~hinroa, %. e
wiissn >. Ward, COO, pafr.ore-
Lewis Timters~hs, ESQ.,. New Ycvt
March 7-dhcply.
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/" s~"'nE"s, snHsasJ :, the
IN petition Read, 81 Assc~ noss prayins
" o. he
1872 FIR Improvement In wscsses
fsa The sre" Of sAia rssss ~hsSh sskss 1870 fxk
Any 90 March. ltSs-
Its ordered shsi rs sad - hoard
Nocdsy The ~ dsf % March n ~ ocicch
per-es are neae1 70 srpss and shoe tey
~hy said rTtipnr ought be srsnt~d.
Once thss, ctcncp. specially kth IL viHs
dsys before me Day ~ hearing al scssscsy 6cd ~ eh~r
h nerd 81 NE sssd hssvrE
ccrdscs win The rulss ~ The ecs which wH ~ fwsaea
pgcsstup.
The testimony in = n
der~stsc~s snd esAsr re&
m".' b. s~A n e oce before hs sorsfHg mai dsy hs
II say within days
bvAeveA, uusnp
g~ncsr, Evening ws~kirsscs Asgws,
fsnrsyvnr PHILADELPHIA J.erns Frv
Yc~t: srd teu-svev Cincinnati, oso, week @
s1cc~ss~v wtsks shs ~ 81 Asrri 'hs day
hearing 81 -
CHARLES MASON,
csm~isrsae.v n Pasrsas.
r. s-ESsors ~ skrs viii please
fhs sn. rss rassrs Once, viii eon'ssss this
f-is~ew
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uISNEsoTa MINNESOTA MINNESOTA i-HESg'
vi McKENTY dealer real eStsfs Third Paul

NskENTy dealer IN real ss', Thrd street 81 Paul Min
nrscia TcfnUy.
rsrrsrSor,
Ainnessaa.
non v. r. wsleh: ehirfiu,oes q nruns.ara.
Rec aslIis.Ssad 4 s'esrr srioTss,, nIsw.
1T so,-s,, sss's,'S , g ,ss I,Ti,.ry
ssS fsisaca. rssi.,sr Cp's sar. lsaA ons.
Waism n ns,esws', re0srsr uD'ea States land once
eHs,rt Davis, 80.
DANIEL Curtis, esq
s-srs q Themrsau A Nephew.
Williams Gs,on.
ya-.pa r,nsr.'s, - E,siseH' Of wss'sn Bank
rress, was. a Freed.
Binetsm ADst.
nai-y c..
Ear r... ssI,' . sss s, s, ss'''''
jrrsr. Kachss NJ o..
william siesvef,tss.
Ne ksm.
Mesh. Brown, Johnson, a CO.
r1e,.lvrr
Msar Brown a Josp-un, ssassr..
swecny, Riftenhouse, FAINT, n Co, Bankers,
9sR Rs~rsyIrosia SeeTr ~esi ef BEo~rs Hssi
w.sHIssroS, D. C., Ian. ., Is,s
ss - ss's si.g. -. sss.ins sss .,essur
bssin, al branches, and syie shove
noneA
Ian limit swEENY, RTTTENHousR h CO.
THIRD veium- s.-..i-y'. ussery nj England
Il Iame cio'h. Price saS eents
s-ie TAYLOR hAtpfr
Iana
Nas.uL.y,s History Of ErE'-"a ,s, az
M This AZ received fRANck TAYLOR
Ia
osprCpc or THE coNsoLlpATED LoTrnaSEs
or MARYLAND.
The fo~ira me nuwaers of Fsiapco institute
Loftssy, cia-s y drM~n 1anasry :, fsS
~ IN SD ath ieh 1ith ia'h iah itk
81 80 Is AZ As 80 50 2T ~ 81 ~ II % n
ism TEN
ri g
v. X. HgTyAN.
c.rerHl Agent fer use Cssuscsos Rsit,nor,.
Lrzt r0nrETs, Ceuni-siyssf.
Jan BIT
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By TEL G X A Pm .


Arrirai n ths Canada al Haaz. Three Days from
Earope.
HALIFAX, Jan sThe long locke 3D. for Canada has arrived
at last and In safety She sailed FROM Liverpool 22d
umo, and brings three days later intelligence Europe
Cotton dull and depressed Sales for the week. 900
bales.
Flour dull Western canal ID quoted at 49, Ohio, Ala.
Wheat duh and depressed.
Corn dali and dropping.
Provisions unchanged
Tobacco steady.
The Londop market is quite stringent Conols closed
ssX
The general news unimpotant, nothing Of note having
tanspired since the sailing Of the Arago the 18th.
Peace rumors the increase but OF the indefinite
character as before The impression England and France
Il that peace viii be obtained early in the spring
The Emperor Napoleon said to be in favor of peace
Great preparations making in England for the
bration Of the holidays
The Canada detained in consequence Of succession
storms.
Nothing new from the Crinea The troops suffering
severely from the weather.
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Novel Lottery.
THE a drawn ls< Uacd States The Havana plan
This schcae drawn the cosnbsxlion
pu@be from $4,000
being placed wheel and the nabefs asohe The
per
age, payable q full without deductioa.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
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Narksir.

New YoRK, Jan. s.-Flour Is drooping- Of g. 600
barrels straight State, IS l2 good Ohio, IS southern
s. 81. Wheat is firm GALES 10 900 bushels southern
81 S. 81; southern white, 81 Is Corn has advanced
sales Of TO- 900 bushels mixed cents Pork
advanced; sales Of 450 barrels mess SIS IS. Beef dali
saies Of Chicago repacked si4 IS Lard has
cned sales Of 200 barrels IL cents. whSkey i'm
proving sales Of $50 barrels at isS4 for Ohio.
BALTIMORE, Jan. s--Fiour is firm-Howar street and
Ohio cold for s. 50saes Of the former Of 900 bb City
Mns held IS &c. but sales effected Corn is
ffEgales Of yellow at 7s 20 cents and white at rs ss
cents There offerings of wheat. Prosisons-mess
pork aoeainedsaes sic 80 SIC rs There but
little doing bacon, and prices nonipal- shoulders
cents; Sides 97l 10 cents hams, Tx l25s cents Lard
quoted nominaly loE cents in bbs and III in
kegs.
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Agent, keokuk. Iowa.
AND WARRANTS q .s-.csosy
IL favorable s-.pcss ~ Iowa
The asssnppn q sr s'issney rse~raiy snrna-d ~
rsro 4 Nosrse, washlrgsor, "a q.
Aers.6sr n. Evass.
k.is.r h @ckerney,
bee la-smo~akcp
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ID oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a
IL ncrhp o ths and uisi oC
Court af ss uHHed saies snd ia Court u Claims Address
Washington CITY, D. G.
Jan a-eo1nn
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col. ORR AND Mr.. CAMPBELL.

----- CUE Uhh AMI aA % MT DfsI@I.
Mr. Campbell OF Ohio who recently proposed Col Orr
as temporary Speaker has written the following friend
in Boston.
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Class s.
On SATURDAY.. IanuAry IN. LEG.

Betsy 10, sess Tor the ale q e. ara me psynea, 81 an
prize. ss.r.s.a y ss s.,s # M.r,i.ss = :, cur n
Aspy-seA correspondence
". is.ssr. y ,sss .s s.s.n. he tickets
H. ssss M 70 sss aIs %
he'd once
% : 10, ''ss "a '''' ssEsros TO- '
Bar 100. Post odce, Baltimore, Maryland.
Once, corner Exchange Pace and se"ih street
CnAsl 9. Esssros, Ja, Jms,s. n,hm,n,m
NOTICE. have mis- s.y ~s..s ~ e s.s... !, DE-
md apsrins bsrtts .in f'en IN. ss
= X ssss%s 70. s.ss :. .as.,-.s 's.sss' :
u.i l.. ssy u vsAs.sy 81 hs sehess nske .ad eers
( saHsxs :. general .ss. ss
R4rrrxoss. pseemher Is, lssa
EoR the Oper. wss.s.s.y sisns .&.s--we have
.'ss ''''"-e'' Of sysfy e.. q sssfs r',e
Dealers Ia psrsmsry. l:ssy .sss. s-sl, SILVER rHslh
40 reassy,,..s. .ssss., under sry~s.' Hotel.
-
AND wAasAsTs The hs'-' e-,. ,., ss, 20 y
yass-ls
RoDo.AsT r.:.....: w... ..,ss s.:-... s..sss
's..s patterns. n sss 10 oss sisaes h.et .sa p,wi
Jas
CEORoE r. CURTIS, Cs~ns<sser-ss law, fr<sss.pes
,, - a. s ,. e. ss s 70 es " Tbs s'p"'
RoUounrs asa s..Hss. e Fr.-sn n.~.y., daily
Dec s-M Nt rerssyivs~a xvtnue.
To Members II Congress. and others.
POS sssTa sns eiss. ,ss'.ss s-s,.s sos.. s., ;. nc
rrcesuy vvrry seprass
Aesy y.r~''v.. No ns ian street. se,rss. S.4 n.s
Dec sd Come, m stree, ..i Lo.,..s. .,s.us.
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r PRIVATE SALE, thst sps~sAta Svs~k house
N stsessvd win
se~sl, The
IS
built az The nasers
u I'D
ssssAssss dpassssss ss1 c ceps sad k~ssrs
6ss1es whole
aepesosy pssr of~sc~sns
ysrd, Tk~ library
<}n<asScWs
Bsssoss svss~ss sys VIA Preach Windows
The hnsvuest c~sseused
fshes Assrupsn~ ~ us
nis ~ csssss~ay ~ ss ssst ssA
sss~~s . hs District Cs umSxa
As" syw Astch sssas
sssssg.
In osse~pNag description
cw(srs tast ~
al wishing vsyrhsee r~spscsy
srsmsss ~ pvsuases ~uI ~
snnshse
rov fue~ sss~s
nsN cs~nsssss meveAsst, . ws-
isss~s. a CKERh.
pce-~w~1r
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One Of the greatest euroes Of the day and the country
exhibition Ia this city We need only add sh the
famous bear lady has arrived in Washington.
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The weather continues intensely cold and from all sides
and all quarters hear Of railroad distractions steam
ar deenons Lat evening the northern mail failed beyond
Philadelphia. -Four southern mails are due.
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ASorHER roCK.-The house Of representatives in
the New York legislature in bad predcament
the House Of Congress They have been ballotng for
speaker for several days, but cannot elect one.
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CRowDEp-The Norfolk Herald says ihat Hampton roads
resembles forest being crowded with vessels Of every
class which have put in there for harbor
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WATEiR GOIOR..

Nevman,s, Ackeman's
sa Reeves l. Sons, Osb0rae's.
T UST received large stock of the above CoLoRs In
u cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes s.with
lock and KEY. Also German C0l0rs, in cakes and
boxes, g fine assortment
Oil co1ors in tubs English and American;
Canvases for Portraits in frames of f9xl0to42x56
Canvas in rolls, from So to 66 inches wide;
Strechers fdr canvases, of all sizes;
400 doz fine sable and camel hair pencils;
lGO 4" paint and varnish brushes, all sizes;
so packages gold and silver leaf;
100 bundles of duck metal---white and yellow;
Tin foil in sheets and books;
Tirsel of all the usual colors.
NJ French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Blinds, of all sizes and des-
cription, for sale cheap.
4 ......WINDOW GLASS, &e....
5000 bxs American Window Glass, all sizes;
700 do English and French, from SxlO to 33X65
800 lights tine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American.from 8xlO to 2eR30
1000 lights colored glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds;
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tbns White Lead, in 25 to 700 fb kegs;
5000 oanistqrs and kegs coiored paints, in OF to
100 III packages;
$500 lbs FIRE French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1909 tsbs W Aiting and Paris White, of my own man
ufacture, fire dried.
Paint Mills Of all sizes and every article usually kept
in general Paint, Oil and Color Store, will found at
R. CLANNON's,
No,
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9 000000 BRICKS are re. wanted or, on the
port and Texas Railroad and proposals for furnishing
the same are solicited. The brick must be delivered
on the line Of the road between Shreveport and the
Texas line Contractors may propose to furnish hard
burnt or salmon brick Apply to a
lly.e s. r. CULBERsON. II
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PRICES:
nlft.l nn w 1 /
Larger sizes in proportion.

Larger sizes in proportion.
Extra saws from 4 inchesup to 72 inches. The saws
to these Mills as we'll as the other parts made by
L. 4 h. and are in general usein the west and SOUTH
They have no superiors.
Horse-powers and steam engines are furn1sheo
when ordered, made by T. & L., and adapted these
mills Two mills in store and for sale by
L. J. WEBSTER,
.a;- .Corner of Magazine and Lafayette streets,
march2f ~ r@ Et@ a New Orleans.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-24
Patent Circular Saw Mills.

0NHE subscriber, agent for Lee & Leavitt, Cincin-
Il natl, offers for sale their Saw Mills, with the lm-
proved head blocks, enabling one man to move the
log the ways with and with the greatest acc-
racv, thereby saving mans wages, and making
better work than mills with the usual screw head
blocks. PRICES
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-12-24
SO Canal street,
LEEDS FOUNDRY. ,

etc, and all machinery required for the South
They respectfully call the particular attention of the
planters of Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style of Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans
and Draining w s which for strength, durabil-
ity nd convenience, have not been excelled.
New Orleans. February g. l956. "a