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The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22

vs. Parish of St. Landry
William Otutt udm. No 1924.
So virtue of four writs of f. IA, issued
III . in the above entitled suit, by the Dis
the District Court, i and for the Parish of St. Lam
dry, and to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, for cash. at the Court House of this Parish on
Saturday, the 9th day of December next, 1855, COM
mencing at the hour of II O'Clock, A. NJ and con-
tinung from day to day. if necessary, all the right,
title, interest and demand of the Estate of James
McCauley, in and to the following described prop
eHty, seized to satisfy said order, to-wit
E. quarter Of Sect 2, in Township 8, Range E,,st
containing 81 27oO acres, now in the possession of
William Offutt adm.
L. " CHACHERE, Sheriff
Sheriff 3 office, St. Landry, Nov, lst 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
EgEssA.s9A ssEsyE.

Is CENTS (ejther travelling or IocaG .o..
VA NE~s-PApeRs and pERioDlcAr.s. ar3
requested 70 sena, WtTHogl DELAY teif i4;i.ass to
the uadsFsigna aHd tnay viii be furnished With i
business WHICH VIII yfea theta ifom 100 u geo pet
cent. pfolt. iees "ia please state what News
Papers oe Periodicals hey have eagaSsed ior. Per-
foas who have not titlteIto acted as Agents, but
who would like to gage as SUCH viii also please
send their names Post-otfice address, County and
State, written plainly.
WRIGHT, MASON & co.
NEW YORK.
opeIousas, September goth, 1s56-8m
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
SN(.E OF kEsEssz.NG Il.

GsE G.N(saS 0Rf asEskass.NGR
E AR. PLATE has removed his residence
~ and Office to Landry Street, near
Judge Overtons aud opposite to the merchant l..
bFott. Besides the ordinary services of his pro-
iesson, the DIR. will continue to attend on all dis
eases OF the mouth dnd teeth and practice IN all the
branches ofDentistry His work in all that line IL
~atrantrd and performed after the latest and most
spnFpve', process.
Atill ia teeth are not only ornament, they
Te-Gstabsh the voice to its natural tone and above
ell permit maatlcation indis spensable to the
heath.
pf Pifate will visit Washington weekly.
Prices moderate.
1p+onsas ~ janvicf, 1886.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
SEacrlR'S ~:aac.

ShcTlfK''> "saEc.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
zenOn Bro"ssard J = District Court,
Alex c. Guidry & ais, No. 74os.
ME1 virtue Of writ of Fl e., issued in the
- above entitled suit, by the District
Cort. in and for the Parish of St Landry, and TO
me- directed, VIII be exposed to public sale at the
Court House OF this Parish, on Saturday. the 6tb
day of December next, 1855, at twelve noaths
credit being the second and last exposure, purcha-
seis giving BOND with security with interest at tine
rate OF eight per cent, from The day of sale until
paid, all the right, title, interest and demand Of
Alexandra C. Gnily II ais, in and to the following
described property seized TO satisfy said writ, to-
wit:
Negro man. named Edmond aged about 2S
years, Nrsro-gir1 named Theresa aged auout 10
years, Josephine aged IS years, and her child named
Nuna, Sylvestre aged about years, also Tract
or Lot OF Ground, situated in Washington. Parish
of ST. Landry, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon erected, bounded North by Buhot
street South by Short street. West by Bridge street
and East by Betsy, f. w. e.
L, v. CHAcHERE, Sheriff,
Sherif7s office, st. Landry, Nov 1871 1srs
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
ToTsTcEs,

"a Ill persons indebted TO the Estate OF
IA the late Capt. James Johnston, will
please settle with y. Hiuckiey, Washington,
La, who is fully authorized to receipt the
same, or j. NJ JOHNSTON.
Iestamtentary Execuloy.
Front Levee st., New Orleans.
August Both, l856.-3m.
The Opelousas courier., 1856-11-22
Washington, October 11th, 1856.
For SALE,
HIDES! HaDES!!

TwVHE undersigned will pay beef hides Of
four years and above from SO to SO so,
smaller ones in proportion.
He has constantly on hand, at his Tan
Yard in Washington, all kinds of leather for
harnesses, saddlery, and carriage work, &c.
which he offers for sale at reduced prices
VICTOR T0UCHY.
WashiDston. Ia, sspe, 6tb> 1s56.-sm.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

FEB. 2sStocks higher Sterling exchange
firm. Galena aud Chicago Railroad 113. Reading
81 L. Canton 81 Chicago & Rock Island
81. Gleve. & Toledo -. Cumb Coal Co Got
\. Y. Central 90 "a Della. 6 Hudson %. IL
linois Cent. 90 sS-4 Erie Sly Clcye. & Pitts
burgh 69t- =
Cotton market langnid and declined, sales of
1900 bales.
Coffee firm, sales Of 400 bags Rio at III cts
Sugar firm, sales 600 hllds Orleans at 6 T-Sc.
Nolasses firm, sales of 900 bbls \. Orleans
Linseed and Lard Oil inactive. Bacon scarce
Butter inactive Iron firm, sales 80 tons Scotch
pig, Gunny7 cloth firm, sales at l3c. Freights
easier.
Flour firnler, sales IL, 900 bbls. at ss,s7al0
for southern fancy and extra. Wheat impro-
wing, sales 1000 bu at 1,75. Corn nominal, sales
$4,000 bus. Pork advanced, sales 250O bbls ut
10 Beef dropping, sales of 400 bbls. repacked
Chicago at S.aO. Larll firm, sales 400 bbls at
1ntc Whisky firm, $50 bbls sold.
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damages The steamer Jefferson at the ship
yard had her sides broken in. C. Munroc lost
wood boat totally-gone clear off or under.
Thompson L M'Kim saved their coal barges
with great exertion-Slight damage. \. Vii
liams' lower wharf-boa is hut slightly damaged
The depot wharfboat is not damaged ata!L
The ice in Wheeling creek. gave way at about
10 1-2 o'clock. on Wednesday night, and now
lies gorged at and above the mouth Ofthc creek,
tie icein the river being too frmto be disturbed
by theruSb. Yesterday was not thawing day,
and if the ice in the river was not strengthen
ed during Wednesday night, it is very certain it
was not weakened.
The Ionongahela yesterday, at Brownsville,
was rising fast It was still raining, with 10 feet
ofwater in the river, and every prospect OF a
breakup.
BY the passengers who came in on the cars
last night, we learn that the river at Fairmont
is higher than ever before known, the food car
rying away mills and everything in its way,
The rise in Wheeling Greek, had prepared US to
look for a loodo waters from the MonongaheIa.
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ON and after Tuesday, Aug. 1S0tunt further notice,
" Trains will be follows, Saturdays exctpted:)
GOING NORTH.

GOING souTu-The s1OA. N. Train will connect Sam
duSIy with Morning Train Toledo Monroevle with
Chicago Express the Southern Division Of Road;
Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland;
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh and
Newark with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad
The 500 NJ Train will connect at Sandusky with
Ray City Detroit MOnroevle with
c. t Il. Shelby Junction 521 r ~ with the Mail
Traiu c. C. C. r. c. Columbus & Cincinnati Mans
field junction at 5'55 p NJ. with Fast train o. p R. R.
for Pittsburgh, and atSewark with East and West Night
Trims Central Ohio R. X.
GOING NORTH-The 9'26 N Train will make close
necton Newark with Mail Train from Deair c. o. L.
R.; Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction at f2 Is with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland. buffalo and New fork, and Monroevle with
Mail Train c. &. T. road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
2IOPN Train will connect Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio Road; Mansfield Junction
Fast Tain for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction 521
Cincinnati Mail Cleveland; Night
Express Chicago. and 9RnnsEy with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. R. ROBINSON, sup't.
Sanlusky, Aug. 4, 1855. sep1NH
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COTTON d EITCH,S
Series of School Geog raphieS.

PUBLISHED NJ 8. H COLFoN q COMPANY.
No liz, WILIAW STNEET, NkH YOkE.
INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the capsei-
" young beginner. Care been sYoid
thing which SOud s for the advanced
pupil. The maps have only t principal features dGneRted
and hence be easily stSd Tie lessons eOpiously
illustrated with appropriate tngraYings
Modern School Geography Designed for that very large
class pupils schools WHO Wish the
portaut facts OF Geography have time to consult the
elaborate tEeAses. In this book pains have bees
taken, ~ copouS eSrciscs TO make the pupil thoroughly
acquanred viii! the HTas and familiar Tit Localities. II
also contains in condensed FORM all that Is given In the
American School and Is complete tcOr In
itsFlL
American School Geography. An elaborate work design
ed for upils who wish become familiar with the detats
Of Geography The maps full and reliable, according
recent and explorations and Engraved STEEL
in the finest style Of the the lessons suitably ustra
ted; thing embraced which should be found
an advanced work upon Geography
CHARACTERISTICS maps OF the entire
Ties drawn upon uniform scales, that
Comparing them the relative sZe Of The different Countries
and States VIII e glance, This cannOt be done
with any other muse. Should make the
trial, VIII find the map Ofthe Eastern SiEts upon
scale; New York, etc upon saoeT Virginia, different and
smaller = Eeorgs+ Florida, ETC, another; and
throughout The bookno aIs being Upon exactly the
same scale.
Outlines Of physical eoEfaphy TreatinE Of The natural
divisions Of tine eart surface s geological structure of
winds, tides, currents storms, volcanoes, earthquakes, &C.,
adapted to TIE sehao ROOM
IsTeRreTs contemplating change IN geographic are
invited corresPoad wiki me publishers teb2i-dkE.
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RIVER AID WEATHER

P1TsBrRcH, Feb. 2s.-Thc river has fallen a.
bouta foot since yesterday, but there has been
considerable rise on the Aonongahela at Browns
yillc-now 10 1-2 feet there So
kirshaw & Co., ice dealers Of Philadelphia,
are busily engaged in clearing this harbor of ice
for the protection of steamers. A number of
Ice ploughs are working that have been brought
here by the Penn'a Railroad company. Kir-
shaw, Capt Bachelor Of the Marine Association,
and Col 7. A. Scott of the railroad company,
are At the work, and will clear the harbor to-
day. 40 danger is apprehended to our steam
boats.
CISelSxAr1. Feb. 90 River stationary. All
the packets win resume their trips tomorrow.
The steamers Delta, J. j. Roe, Lima aud j. R.
Bell are loading for New Orleans, and will all
leave this week EreightsabnndantS Weather
mild and cloudy, like rain. At Portsmouth the
river is rising rapidly, None but shore ieeru
ming. There is now 20 feet of water IN the cham
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TIE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED RH
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
GALIFoRNIAA. NEWS:

!
| Ngw Yoak, Feb. 2S-Thc steamship Star of
! thu, West, from San Juan, arrived here this
morning
The Star of the West left Key West on the
/ 23d She brings about $330U00 in Treasure
800, 600 of which was consigned to Drexel &
/ On the 10th inst, decree was promulgated
in the city of Granada, claiming and anneAing
| the whole Mosquito territory integral por-
| ton of Nicaragua
| Sko t'y after this the diplomatic corps, headed
! by Col. Kinney, arrived at Granada from San
Juan, and had an audience with Gen. Walkeron
the following day.
Col. Kinney was placed under arrest andsub-
sequcntly banished from the territory of Nicara-
qua He was sent, under the charge of Major
Martin, to the Atlantic scaboard
The Star of the West brings additional par
ticulars of the important intelligence from Mic
aragua.
The.decree of President Rivaus, of Walkers
Goyernm.nt dated Granada, Feb uary 10th,
declares that the title of the Republic of Mica
Eraglia to the Mosquito Territory is notori-
Gus and ncontestible. He declares, also, that
Col. Kinney, Sheppard, Haley, and all persons
claiming under them, are guilty of an attempt
against the integrity of Central America.
Ell NicarIgG 2, Walkers official organ, pub
tcrvicyE with Walker, proposed the peaceful di-
vision of Nicaragua into two States, one 10 be
called Mosquito Walker declined the PROPOSE
ton. Kinney then offered his services to the
new Rcpublici which were also decliaed; Cen
Walker telling him that his anteccdeRt precludeS
his holding an official position under the Govt
of Nicaragua.
subsequently another interview was had
shortly after which Kinney was arrested and
held prisoner He was afterwards ordered to
leave the State, aud departed on the 6th of Feb
ruary for Virgin Bay, enroute to San Juan and
New Orleans.
Col. Louis Schessenger had gone to San Jose,
as commissioner to Nicaragua, to demandan cX-
PLANTATION of the Government of Costa Rica re-
garding its refusal to hold intercourse with the
new r; public.
Advices received from San Salvador by Wal
ker, state that Gen. Cabenna was entlcavoring to
ncite the San Salvadorians to hostiiitics against
Nicaragua. The people of the former country
are highly incensed against Walker, audit is
feared they would adopt measures to provoke
war.
The rumor of league offensive and defensive
between Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and
San Salvador caused considerable uneasiness to
Walkers government.
The Ell Nicaraugauz has long article on the
subject, ending as follows:-We have stood to
the faith ofnations, we have acted hOnorably,
and with amost cOncillatory spirit to all the Re
publics of Central America and will still pursue
the same unequiyOcaI policy, but yet we are
prepared for a desperate alternative, and should
discontinued politicians intlamc against us the
ignorant people of the adjoining states, we can
only adiudge them as it has been done since the
beginning Those who draw the sword shall
perish bv the sword.
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TuE Stock Dealers Association, in session at
Circleville Ohio on Saturday last recommend
ed the route via Central Ohio and Baltimore
and Ohio Railroads. If this recommendation
should be perfected, asdoubtless it willbe twill
add immensely to the business of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
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n Y AMERICANS

ALBANY, Feb 28-The American members Of
the Legislature held meeting last night, at
which nearly all were present, with majority
out acqGicscing in the nominations: Resolutions
to that effect were passed unanimously y mass
meeting for u ratification of the nominations has
beencallctl.
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THE NORTH WESTERN RALRoAD.-The bill
to remove the restrictions upon the North West
eru Railroad, was passed by the House of Dele
gates on Monday last. The rules were suspend
ed, on motion of Mr.. Johnston, and the bill ta-
ken up, by vote of 50 yeas to l8nays. Mr.. j.
then offered ryder to the bill, explanatOryOfone
of its provisions Mr. PAUL submitted substi-
tute for the ryder, designed to prevent the di-
version from Wheeling of through travel, &C.,
from aud to the Ohio Mr.. Brannon opposed
the substitute, and advocated the passage of the
bill. Mr. PAUL made brief reply, and the vote
being taken on his substitute, twas lost. The
ryder was then agreed to, and being engrossed,
the bill and ryder were passed.
The Senate has yet to act on this measure,
and that body, we confidently hope, will
mt pass law, doing SO foul wrong to our
city and county.
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CAPT RITcHr

WASH, Feb. 2s-The verdict of the Court
Martial in the case of Capt. .Ritchie, transpircd
to-day. The Court-Martial found him guilty..
and sentenced him to be reprimanded by the
Secretary Of the Navy. The Secretary of W ar,
however, upon careful examination of the testi-
mony, decided that the action and verdict of the
Court Marshal diSapproved, for the good of the
service in this decision, the President concur
red, and Capt. Richie was consequently dis
charged from arrest, and fully restored 10 his
rank and position in the Navy.
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FLorR DEAL.ERs, MEETING

n, r, Feb, es,-The dealers in -four held
another meeting to-day. \. H. Wolfe presiding,
to take measures for raising the standard of In
spection on a par with Southern r lis, ard an
association was formed for the purpose of fur
thcring the, ohjectof the meeting.
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FRON HAyaNA

CHARLEsToS, Feb. esth-The steamer Isabel
arrived from Havana, which she left on the NOR
ming of the 18th.
The papers contain no news of any impor-
lance.
Sugar advanced 4a4 reals. The stock at Ha-
yana and Matanzas was &c, 600 boxes, against
ls5. 900 this time last year. Therains curtaiied
the crop 200, 600 boxes.
The Isabel left Key West on the evening of
the 10th inst They have had no wrecks there
lately. Iaa5sl
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A GENERAL meeting of the Odd Fellows of
the city, will take place on Saturday evening, at
the Hall, corner of Market and Monroe streets.
A{subjects ofmuch Importance will be before the
meeting, it is desirable that has many as can do
30, will make it convenient to attend.
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Improved A1tincial Teeth.


mr.. j. ALLEN, late Professor In the Ohio College Of Den.
~ tai Surgery, invites attention TO his hgtlj improved
method Of constructing Artificial DenUreS, which combine
| the following advantages:
to Eatc the saliva or infect the breath as not even hs
slightest moisture get between the teeth and plate
q An Artificial Gum, which Is firm and 40
the eeh ID fused at hSh heat between AMI around their
base which them each other and to the plate upon
which they are set This gum mpaTts Tie teeth that
cnar expression and eke appearance which Characterize
the natural organs.
s. Great strength is obtained by thus uniting the teeth
gum and plate and ordinary foscE OF mascsttng, can
break them from their base.
clear distinct articulation Of speech restored.
important change effected By having the inside 81 the
teeth and gum of natural ir To this fern tue tongues
readily adapted. This perfect adaptation Of tie tongue 10
the denurc, prevents the kissing Gsd Sounds in seSk
singing often observed in PeFSons wearing aTti-
cial teeth.
D The natural and expression of the mouth and acO
can be restored In where they have become
supporting the teeth These are so
formed bring the sunken portions aud sustain them
IN 1heiF proper Posaon. iaS aye ceEeEt WIN IAe a".Ss
named gum compound and become component parts OF we
detUre and when rightly formed cannot be deteclCd by the
closest observer. This method of restoring The checks to
ttr original md also the natural oFp ahe
sion Of the mouth and lips has been we'll tested having been
made special feature in the authors practice for several
years past variety OF Photographic ana
IiEenesses, which have been taken of persons without this
Improvement and also with IT, be seen at his ONCE show
ing great change appearance which Is produced in the
countenancss ctndlyuals now wearing construct
ed upon this principle, which the public invited to cali
and examine together with other specimens Q! his work. net
requiring the above attRCinnents.
g. The plates usually employed for this work patina,
the purity which the slightest arnlsh
pleasant taste in the mouth, In Short this system erasS
many new and important features which readily HPPr'
cIaed 10y those wearing artificial dsntures upon this princi
pile With reference the utility of thin method, numerous
testimonials can he SVEN from eminent Dentists in the yar
parts Of the Union and persons wearing the work in this
and other cities.
Dr. ALLEN has arrangements By which ne IA enabled TO
serve persons from distance, immediately on arrival
thereby saving expense.
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ACrTnFNT

PHILADELPHIA; Feb 2sth.-T he.warehousc of
Razley & Co., on Mastersst. below l0th. fen IN
ruins this morning with the weight of Grain and
Hour stored on its floors. Timothy Murphy.
porter in the adjoining store was killed -y the
wall falling gpen him Two other men are. t,,,-
led in the ruins. both Of whom are supposed to
bN kiIleds2aA 81 - - =
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Tnr alarm of fire, last night, originated in
tn. burning out of chimney in the sprigg
House.
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THE Law OF NEwsPAPEKs.

FoR sALn-An old established business, re
curing but small investment of money, and
paving a good per centagc on the capital, is o.
fred for sale on the most accommodating terms.
For particulars inquire Of the editOrO this pa
per.
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cTyCTgNATI MARKET.

s Fen. 2S.-Fi6ur declined to 5,25, receipts
aTge Sales 1000 bhls Ness Pork at "A, 200,-.
O0tIb6hs bulk meat at 54s633 for shoulders and
sides Whisky dun at 22l. Sales OF ID, coo
bush Corn at S6as7- Business more active.
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CRISTADOROtS HAIR DYE
STILL iItJG-HIHti4NI!
CONTRAST the tin brought ont the hair By Crsado
" rO's matchless revalzing Hair Dye, ard those prOAu
cei BY application Of the burning uds ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes You that the color natural in
case in the other and the simple Is shat
CradOro Is the oSLY preparation which by its exact che
uca combination operates natural aud mmUtahe prn
cpIes Made, sold aud applied lin ten private roohsl
Cr5adOT0's, Aston House, Broadway, n. y Also for
by Principal Drngsss aud Petfuutrs throughout
the country.
New York Agcrts, w H. CORY co.
fe6lydaw WARD, CLOSE / co.
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The finest quality OF ladies' gaye leather CATERS
kins very e and soft article Ladies glove leather Gal.
With high heels heavy sole and button up the side,
CIIILpRENSS WEAR.
Patent leather, Kid. goat gors leather, lasting.
calf and fancy boots slippers oxford Ties,
and all otheT kinds aud styles always hand OW prices.
GUNS.
Ladie mems and aizssa sandals Goos and oveTfhoes Of
4| del i''A9 Nj DORSEY.
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The Adams Express Company
OFFICE N'LrRE HOUSE, wuEEtTSG, Va.
$3.50 80 sssss;ss 80 ssa2zss
REDUCTION OF RATES TO AND FROM
New York, philadelphia ~ Baltimore

THE Adams Express Company, for the safe speedy
i conveyance of
MONEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, ASD gHEiGHT OF
charge special messengers is the only reliable
line to and from Wheeling y railroad irect to New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City.
AlSOTid Central Ohio Railroad to- GAINESVILLE. Columbus
Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Chicago and St Louis.
Expresses leave via bait. Ohio Railroad "a ock, P.
NJ. Central Ohio Railroad at O'Clock, p. ".
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Toledo, and Northern Ohio
O'Clock, 4. NJ.
t Butter Poultry Produce o! all kinds, delivered in
teen hours to Baltimore. n. PIGNAN, Agent,
aG95 Adams ExnreSJ Co.
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-CRIsTADORO7s IIAIR DYE

r S-Persons desiring any further information in refer.
the above, viii be furnished with pamphlets Of
postage by sending note with address to Dr. j. ALpBS.
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---RAIlTIW0RE MARINE

FEs. es.-Sales 1000 bbls flour at G,T5 for
Howard St sales white wheat At 14tiaI 49,
sales 81 " bite and yellow corn at 55a82 Grains
If AL kiFds ffrTii, 20 =,