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d. KELHAM,
FURNITURE STORE,
Drugs, Medicines, sc.

THE subscriber having recently been supplied with
Z large and fresh stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals Perfumery etc, would respectfully notify
d country merchants, planters and physicians that
every hingn my line will be sold at very small ad-
vance fer cash, city acceptances. Below are few
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J. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
z HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Corner of Common and Magazine Streets lew Orleans.
-1x=w=A HAVE on hand and are daily D.
receiving by foreign and @&-.lxA
@&a.nB domestic arrivals, a gene
raj assortment of articles comprising in part as follows
Hardware, Cutlery, &C.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope, yt
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools, complete,
Coopers Tools, complete, o
Anvi!s, Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplates,
@ Ploughs, Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters,
f.n-.. Agricultural Implements,
Mill, Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
OK Yokes, Bows, Sing getrees,
@Z Turning Lathes,
Platform Scales,
.. Corn Mills, Cob Crushers
Hoes, Hames, Shovels and Spades,
Andirons, Tenders, Shoveis and Tongs,
Copper and Iron Coal Hods,
Single and double barrel Guns,
-s Coffee Heclas, Chafing Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters Sausage Suffers,
~ %' Stock Kettles, Portable Forges,
nov Is, 1855 Seines Fishing Tackle, etc
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PAPER AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE

Nos. 50 and IS Common street, New Orleans.
E. r. STEVENS Il Co.,, A,."
INVITE the attention Of merchants and others Wis
Il iting New Orleans to their extensive stock of @
Printing, Writing and Wrapping Papers,
BLANK BOOKS, PLAYING CARDS, INKS, &C.,
which for variety and cannot be surpassed by
any other house, and offered the lowest prices.
5000 reams Printing Paper Of all sizes used;
al 1000 - Foolscap do rule. and plain,
5000 - Letter do va do do
10000 fancy Note do e. do e-.
$500 = Straw and rag Wrapping Paper all sizes
150p Hardware and bag do do
200D - Manila do do
1909 gross Playing Cards, all qualities; I'VE
2 500 boxes Black Writing Ink; s= ~T :. w.
1000 dozen Webster's Spelling Books; t.s
500 - McGafy's Readers; .,f -. ..r
500 Websers Dictionary,
400 Walkers do .-.@.'
500 Family Quarto Bibles, common and fine.
ALso-A large assortment of full and half bound
a BLANK BOOKS, consisting of record books, day
books, journals, ledgers, writing books. etc. r.
Copying Presses, Envelopes, and Stationery of every
-@ z+ description.
Wade & Butchers pocket Cutlery, Razors and scis-
sors, of direct Importation, at very low prices.
r BLANK Books MADE AND RULED TO ORDER, of any
pattern. - a- Mt- april 25
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OCULESTs
], Vest, Practical Dentist,

szsssszsss 1l2 ST. CHARLES STREET, near the cor.
EtgsSg ner Of Poydras, would respectfully in
1tlrTHYy form ladies and gentlemen visiting New
Orleans That he performs all operations on the teeth
Ii most akillful and satisfactory manner.
The superiority Of ]. w Is Artificial Teeth above all
Others hays been long well known and appreciated by
hundreds who enjoying the benefits OF them Fer
sons desf0ua of avaiing themselves of such, would dc
wsiF 10 call and examine his specimens.
Dental depot for the sale Of Teeth Foil instruments
etc Office and residence liz ST. Charles street,nea
IN ,or,ar AT Poydras, 55 feb1. 1856
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~ me afflries on nand: zs
sou ozs sulph: quinine, 400 fbs pow'd rhubarb,
100 sulph: morphine, 200 TBS ipecac,
HOO n srychnine, 500 lbs senna,
f51 " nitrate silver, 20O0 TBS gum arabic,
Is bhis ref'd camphor, 600 lbs tartaric acid,
100 kege sup: carb: soda, 900 Tbs blue mass,
10 hbls cream tartar, 800 TBS calomel, E.&A.,
20 hblt epson salts, 1000 fbs indigo,
20 bbls copperas, 1900 HIS madder.
Is bbls castor oil, SO lbs chloroform,
90 bbls linseed oil, 90 gross seid'z powders,
10 hhls sp: turpentine, 20 6 yeast : IA
20 hbls alcohol, IS g soda :"
49 kegs salt petre, 40 gross sugarlemons
2a0a BIS druggists glassware patent medicines,
fameryy medicine chests instruments, etc., etc.
G. N. MORRISON, Wholesale Druggist,
aee II, 1854 l2 Magazine ST, New Orleans.
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+ EMON SYRUP, Essence Of Ginger, Nutmegs,
IL Cloves, etc, for sale at WM, B. MILLER's
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sAACY AND WHITE DRILLING CA fine as
softment, just received and for sale by
mafch26 G. M, LEVY Il Co.
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IA hlCAN aGAYENNE--F Fresh African Cayenne
! fepper, for sale at VIM BALLS Drugstore
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street. .'Old man, that's mine,' said a keen
looking rascal $50 hand it over.'' Ibid yours
have hole in it?'' asked the old man. Yes
thine,' mildly replied the old man; .'thee must
learn to be little sharpe my hoy.'
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TIE fbll Oi July, 1919, uelFeTeu an OTatlOn III
Lancaster, in which he said that time would not
allow him to enumerate all 'the other evils and
wicked projects of the democratic administra
ton''-who said if che had drop of demo-
cratic blood in his veins, he would let it out, :"
who, as one OF a committee, reported to pub
lie meeting, held at Lancaster, on the Esd Of
November, 1919, the following resolutions:
"Resolved, That the representatives in con-
gress from this district be, and they are hereby
earnestly requested to use their utmost endeav-
ors, as members of the national legislature, to
prevent the existence of slavery in any of the
new territories or new States which NAV be
created by congress- ..
'Resoved, That in the opinion Of this meet
ing the members of congress who at that ses-
sion sustained the course of justice, humanity
and patriotism, in opposing the introduction Of
slavery in the State then endeavored to be form
ed out of the Missouri territory, are entitled to
the warmest thanks Of every friend Of hui
manity.' -zs-.....s II lila
Who said of Mr. Madson's administration, in
an oration delivered on the 5th ofJuly, 1915,
just after the war of 1919: ,... ...-
"Time will not allow me to enumerate all the
other wild and wicked projects ofthe democrat
ic administration. Suffice it to say that, after
they had deprived US of the means of defence,
by destroying our navy and disbandng our ar
my, after they had taken away from US the pow
er ofrecruiting them, by running commerce, the
great source of our national and individual
wealth, after they had, by refusing the bank of
the United States a continuance of its charter,
embarrassed the financial concerns of the gov
ernment, and Withdrawn the only universal pa
per medium Of the country from circulation, at.
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thc Enquirer
tut III I"Y"'H''
To TIE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

While you are devi,ing measures for the protec-
ton OF slave owners agn!nst the unlawful aSgress,ons
OF tine citizens Of other States, would il not b. well, at
the same time, to project them from the evils Of ene-
mics in their midst. TIE traffic in ardent spirits is a
sore evil, and fraught with consequences Of Il most
serious character. The law relative 10 ordinary and
grocery keepers j, a complete nullity, even with the
oath annexed. The STATE Of Georgia has set the be.
lance Of the slave States q noble example, and passed
, laws so stringent against liquor vendors, that now d
drunken negro is not 20 DC found in the Stale. Let
Virginia follow 10 her wake and do likewise. The
va,u. OF slaves would be incicased One. iyurth, at
least, and, thereby, the owners would be much better
ell ab.et 70 pav the additional taxes, which are about
10 BE- iuposcd for the support OF our State govern
meat.
Would it not BIZ well to 20 so far as 10 pronounce
the selling, giving or hnrtering liquor 20 slaves, with.
on; the permission of the owner, a felony. and be
punished by n fue Of five hundred dollars, one.half
TO the in;prner, md the balance TO the Common
wealth, and also imprisonment in the penlten'iary for
u period Of not less than two, nor more than five yoars;
aud. also, let The coming out Of n slave from the
house Of n liquor dealer, with L vcs.e, containing spi-
rils, bo ,uticten, evidence to convict the oil"nterl
aKISIIDES,
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VOICE OF THE DEMOCRACY.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PENDLETON.
Al n meeting of a portion OF the Democratic party
of p.rdl.;0u county, held AT Niat's school house, OH
the 18Th dag nf February, 1856, on motion, Duncan
McQuain was called 10 the Chair, and John u. Lentch
appointed Secretary.
On motion, made and seconded. the following reso-
lutions were adopted un.rimously -:
LIST. Reaul"cd by this meeting, That we believe il
the beat way 70 secure i full aud h5ie delegation TO
the National Convention, 10 cl;rus. the appointment
thereof IN TIC State Convention III Richmond, on the
18th inst.
I'd. Resolved, That James B. Kce, our delegate in
the Legislature, be, aud he is hereby appointed our
delegate 10 the State Convention.
81. Reso!vei, That We have urdiminis:ied end
growing confidence in he honesty, capacity Gnd pa
tr.p:i.m Of Franklin Pierce, President OF the United
States. md that we, rs Il portion of the Democracy Of
The Union, arc proud TO know that we have been in
slrumen:ai in en,rusting tho helm oi government 10
u!p vino is not only q sound conservative Democrat,
hu, il prc.cIn.uent.y nat!oua!i IN a.! his views and Hc:-,
and. vino, in conducting our foreign relations with
the nations Df the old and the new world, has in no
instance compromised the rights or honor OF our ma
ton.
18th. Resolved, That believing the one term priaci-
pe 10 be fully established, we do not cxi ect the pre-.
sent incumbent IN be placed on the list of aspirants
from which the Contention are to make the selection
OF Il standard bra"-r tnr !S36.
9th. Resolved, That James Buchanan, Of Pennsyl-
vania, i, the first cno.cc OF thus meeting for the Pre>i-
d.ncy in 1886, and that we deem II no derogntion from
the high claims ami qualifications OF tho many other
distinguished gentlemen "ho have been spoken of i'll
connection with Tie Presidency, TO shy that James
Buchanan, in poin; Ci ta!en,s, high and commanding
traits OF character, and all those peculiar quahica-
lions that fit the man 10 aiorn the high aud digniti.d
position, stands pre-eminentiy above them ali.
9Th. Resolved, Tia. Notwithstanding oar express
sion OF preference, We vii! c!lecrfulIy, z:.lously and
enthusiastically supper; the nominee 81 the Demo.
cIa;ic Convention nj Cincinnati, believing !; impos.
siL!c for our Democratic fraternity, in convention as
semh!ci, 10 pressn, US with q candidate but what
wuuld be infinitely superior il every respect to The
rue that our Know-Nothing Black Republican oppo.
nents will present TO tie voters Of The United S,nte,
7th. Resolved. That these proceedings be signed
by the President and Secretary, and forwarded 10 TIC
Richmond Enquirer for publication.
And then, on motion, the meeting adjourned.
DUNCAN McQCAIN, President.
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LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, FEB. 23p-NiGHT SESSION.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. EpMusD;, from the Committee on Banks re.
ported n bill authorizing Il branch Of one Of several
banks named a! Charlottesville
Mr. Wight presented Ii petition from merchants
Of Loudoun, asking a Change i'll tie tax laws.
Bills PASSED.
A bill 20 amend the net alneniatnry Of the act in
cooperating the city Of Wheeling, mad 10 authorize the
council of the said city to oicc; al the officers thereof,
mGn, Sergeant, Wharf Master. Superintendent Of the
Water Works, and Street Commissioner.
\ bill to revive and re enact the act 20 incorporate
the female Orphan Asylum Of fredericksburg.
A bill 70 incorporate the Norfolk and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company.
bill Incorporating the Hollywood Cemetery Com
pauy. ,,
4 bill releasing the right of the Commelw cn!ih II
certain houses aud lots in the city OF R!chinoDd 10
AIRS. Elizabeth Brooke.
IEIulu,neI and sustained by Mr. ELLYsoS. Mrs.
Brooks was the wife Of The late Mr.. Butte:worth, tia
ner, in this city, who was killed by a fall from q house.
He was IN Englishmau aud naturali7sd citizen; but
dying without 4 will, his property descended 10 Ger,
tain heirs 10 England, who declining to come forward
and secure it, Mrs. Brooks, formerly Mrs. Butter
worth, petitions the Commonwealth, TO which the
property has escheated, to surrender lis title 10 her
Il was proved that she, by her industry, a'ded her
husband greatly in the accumulation of this property.
The vote on the passage Of the bill was 81 to four
Mr.. ANDERSON, of Wyoming, led OH galIantiy tor the
bli, declaring one OF his first acts this winter was Il
struggle for the ladies', and he meant to Continue 10
light for them to the end
A bill TO incorporate the Blue Ridge Savings Bank'
A bill TO authorize the trustees OF Woodstock, IN
the coanty of Shensndoah, to organize u ire compa'
ny; and
the town Of Portsmouth.
THE RASAwHA RIVER.
On motion OF Mr.. SMITH, utter mach difficulty and
Two defeats the House took up the declhr8tury resO'
buttons, explaining The net providing for the improve
mcnt Of the Kanawha. THE resolutions were report
cd by n special committee this morning.) They were
road and adopted without n division.
Mr.. DuSDURNNT made m Intellectual effort to gel
NJ The bill for the relief Of WATSON X. CoBss, once
rejected md upon which there was n motion to recon
elder.
during tho night ,hcrO being barely Il quorum pre-
sent, upon divisions It Frequently occurred that les.
,b,n - quorum voted. Then followed n count Of the
House. and u quorum beins present, the nyn-votins
,n.,nhprs were requested 10 como out from the recess
scs and show their hands. Once \ roll Of the House
wa, commenced, but abandoned. Finally after "
yrest deal Of this sort Of proceeding and very lit;!o
business, the House., 20
On motion of Mr.. EGGBoRs. adjourned at abou. ~
| o'clock Saturday niykt.
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TIE RANKS AND THE SENATE.

To.dsr. the bill ra.casrte-;ug the Bank OF 'r5''
.,i1. all; bs before tbs Senate. TIE subject OF Banking
las easa 50 thoroughly discussed in our columns that
re iesra it unnecessary 20 refer 10 1t now at length.
However, ia view Of the bill ;ha, was sent to tho Sc
rate from tee House OF Delegates, we are con'traln"
ed 10 add oue wood Of warning ard eIhortasion. "o
.:ara the Senate tLa: the effect Of the section per-
hitting the rao!hor Banks to redeem the notes OF
.ne;r brarohe. u, one quarter Of one per cent. diA-
count, will be disastrous 10 tho systen o. :peH pay
z:.!., SO much demanded Ly Justice, and by the
wants and wishes Of tho people; we wata the Senate
tia, the practice, reau.. os this section will be tho eS-
;.tenoe in our midst Of two distinct classes o! curren'
cy: orc tho noses Of the mother banks specie pny-
;ar,-,hs other, tine notes Of Tic 5ranches,) that arc
:G: specie paying except ct TIC branches' u'Ie'' me
hglasr Of tic no:s utH stjm.1 70 4 share of 4 quarter
Pr e.a..; and the. char. ii to b: perpe;raied 10y the
very Baak that gives the authority 10 issue ibis dc.
prcoie:ed currency. We, therefore, oshart the ST.
nate to strike on, TIL. section, and thus make az the
Banks In fact, and 10 practice, Thnt they oa6htt 10 oe'
and VIVA, n fair Legitimate Business will enable thsm
70 be, s~Fe1is-pnyiag 2a:hs. il you permit them 70
oron:,e, require Asa "a PGg,
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9i.i .ei SIS. 90. a q. ad.; Corn WA dull. with a
downward tendency: yellow and mixed A5s.
Mcllrnrv Notes 4 decline of S 10 lmi i'll wheat. -
IN il"ar, and III = in corn; aud quotes Western Ca
IN! flour Be, Ohio 81 a ~, Southern 81, a 3.s; white
wheat los 81 lbs Cd: red 9s Cd q 10; white and yell
low corn 3os; mixed 3js I'd.
Pork WAS in improved demand; Western mess Sos
HS.'. Beef was quiet. Lard was quiet at Us.
The money market was more stringent. Consol6
closed ut 9l09l.. American stocks were lower IN
London.
The French breadstuff markets were much de-
prCsscd,
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

SOUTHERN ENTERPRIsE.-On Saturday, Mr.. w.
HUBBARD succeeded in casting n perfect statue OF
Washington in bronze. Gov. Wise, Ex-Gov. Floyd.
and a number Of distinguished gentlemen were pre-
sen. TO witness his success.
We sincerely hope lie will receive o reward coIIi-
n,ensurste to his merit and perseverance,. Thi; statue
%! Washington being the only perfect one III The
world, with the exception Of Houlon's, from which u
WAS taken, We trust the present Legislature VIII
promptly purchase 1t, and thus reward Il Virginia mr.
INST OF superior genius, who, at his own expense, With
Oh. Legislative aid, produced the only perfect likeness
IN bronze of the Father OF his Country.
JANE RIVER O~PES.-Yesterday the steamship
"Roanoke," Cspt. Parrish, arrived from New York,
and the steamer "Curtis Peck Capt. Dayis, from
Norfolk.
The canal is also open, and the packets commence
their regular trips Tomorrow afternoon.
FIRE WoKKs AT THE AKMoRY, FOR THE BESE-
FIT OF THE FEMALE ORPHAN AsYLuM.-As 10 col
lection has been made for tho destitute female Orphans
Of our city. il has been determined 20 apply the pro.
ceeds of The fire works, nj the A-lnory, 20 tic Richmond
Female Humane Association. generally known n me
E'emale Orphan Asylum. This institution supports
and educairs IN average number Of fifty female Or
plans, al the small cos: Of fifty do.ars each. 1t Is
sustained by the various christian denominations, ana
is entirely free from sectarianisn. Surely no part OF
the poor vi Richmond appeal more strongly 10 the
syrnpathies Of the citizens than tie destitute orphan
girls.
FIRE ~ PAGE County.-Ihe barn Of Mr.. AIN.
brose 3 Warner, OH the Hawksbill, in Page county,
was destroyed by fire on the llth inst. Ills dwelling
was burnt tho week previous. a negro boy has
been arrested on suspicion Of setting the buildings on
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JoHS ". LEATcu, Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MECKLENBURG

DEMOCRAIlC MEEllNG IN MECklIENBCRG
AZ q meeting Of the Democratic party Of Mecklen.
burg county, held in Boydton at February court,
the Hen. Mark Alexander was called to the Chnir,
end DR.. VIM. II. Jones was appointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting having been explained
by the Ciairpgr,
On motion, a committee Of the following gentle.
men, viz: Mcssrs. Tucker Darlington, j. $. Moss.
Sanl. Booker, Col. j.. + Finch, and DR.. Geo. Scott,
was appointed to prepare resolutions for the action Of
the meeting.
The committee, inter a snort retirement, offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted, viz:
Whereas, IL view Of the perilous and alarming con-
dltion OF our common country, and the f"'is, iuty,
and !anaticisn Of those who control the action OF tue
popular branch OF Oh. federal Legislature, anu DC,
.icy!ag az We do, that the supremacy ol ~. ~ w
conservative sEi constitutions! princ'HI"e .! ~ Du
inocTatic party is the ouiy meal. % ,tst III IL.
country from impending Danger aug ,.s' u, , ~
! p-e;nacy can opIy be secured by complete ahc mo
rough organization = therefore, ,.-,y NJ
Isl. Resolved. Tia, the Democratic psHy =.
Macklsa6a-g, do mos. coroialJ ePS';; :, p;ahnaonJ On
! Democratic Convention 10 be heid ID honnonH ~
s's :9ti anl, vod. That .hi. meeting appoint three del.
o-rrce ron esca e~iJcs;on District, 10 represent Tue
party 10 said oongent'aH' so-
IL Resolved, That the course pursued W inc t'o..'
W.. n Go,de. our representative in Congress-, du-
49, The protrcctcd and exciting struggle tor Speaker,
~" our cordial aud unqualified Approval.
4th. Resolved, That the bold cohpac!, ana an'
sinsh:-~ trcnt presented by the Democratic party in
fine late contest for Stssker in the House OF Repre-
s.nta,iyes, lie worthy only or a .ar.y Organized on
constitutional principles, and sustained by patriotism
and truth.
snges and measures of President Pie.ce's administra.
ton. We are prepared to yield our willing support to
euy candidate who 10 not sectional in his feelings
| purposes, and doctrines. wac 10 soynG on the subject
o! constitutional guarantees 70 the South, acd true to
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TIE CONvCLSIvE THsoES OF KNOWING
TEINGISM.

We continue to publish some Of the incidents, OF
tina Know. Nothing proceedings at Philadelphia which
INES; disgust ell good and true patriots. Tbs "na-
iionaii;y'' of tho organisation has been thoroughly
exploded, and insuy Southern delegates have with.
drawn from the body, .lckoncd Oh; ct tho arrogance
Of tho Northern Know.Nothings. who forced such q
f~,ae-soiler a, VIM. F. Johnston aud h!, colleague,
upon them. How could they 10 otherwise, after be-
ing fully acquainted with tho fsee-soil eieman's that
composed the Convention. 50 strongly proved by the
foNowin, despatch from Philads!p5ia, read in the
pi,,sburs Black Republican Convention, o. Saturday
afternoon:
. "rhs American party are no longer united. Raise
the Republican banner: Ii fstFs o. no Jsrthr eE
tsa,ion of slavery. The AMERICANS ARE wiru
Yvv."
Letters from Pi,,saury say that the Temple wac
nigh being rent with the shouts that t6id ts!esraphie
message occasioned.
This simple fact should open the eyes o! The vho!'
a,,,h and brand Kuow.SothiDsisn as G thing to b.
eseheved and sxecra.e1.
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IF TRUE. VERY Observation-Disclosures o:-
.on Post asks lis * true, US has been reported,
tina: the committee on anti-slavery lectures, who were
requested by Hon. Rabert ToomUs to maud over tue
~, - brrdrr.i dollars ne declined To receive for his lee
far, 10 some society for uidin. enigrnntS, have given
il 70 the society for aiding fugitive slaves to migrate
T. Canada II
We are informed by a friend that the circumstance
above referred TO, occurred as stated. II so, it is in
e1ac, keeping with tho Boston anti,slarerJ commit
tee. II not true, the proper correction can easily be
main -fEnnuirer.