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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-08
| WHOLE NO 99S.

count of the proximity of that lake to noun
tain range.
Mr.. Fillmore of Buffalo, (the sx-Presi
dent was announced in this simple style.
asked whether the rise and fall occurred n:
the same time throughout all the lakes in
their whole extern ard what was the extent
OF the greatest fiuctuation at Buffalo.
Professor Whittlesey said there was no
such correspondence observed-the greatest
observed change on the level of the lake at
10 was Is feet.
Mr.. Fillmore explained that at Buffalo
the rise and fall was affected very much by
winds. In 1914 there had been a storm
from the south west and the lake there had
risen 9 feet. At another time u storm from
the eastward had caused such depression
as TO leave the bottom OF the canal five feet
deep dry.
Mr. Dewey, of Rochester, suggested that
local elevation and depression of the lake
was probably not the cause of this variation
although it did occur-as when last year a
schooner grounded at the mouth Of the
Gennesee, where there had been Is feet
water not very long before, and streams
near the lake sometimes varied in the
quantity of water they contain, owing pro-
badly to local elevation Of their bed. lie
narrated several instances of extraordinary
fluctuations, and ridiculed the idea of sup
posing that volcanic action had anything to
do with them. Tornadoes might perhaps
be connected with these fluctuations
DR.. Duffield, of Detroit said that at Macki-
nae the people predicted the direction of the
wind from the appearance of the undulation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-08
Lynch Law at Leavenwor. .n

just as the steamer Omaha was leaving
Leayenworth, Kansas, ON Thursday hast; on
her trip to 81. Louis, preparations were
being made BY The people Tor the iDnedia'e
execution of two men. named COTTON aat
CT lespie, for the murder, for he ssSs OF
robbery, of man n med Wal, vho had
been stepping at the Planters Ao;el, il that
city. Wall had been way laid, stabbed, and
robbed, the evening previous, and h:s body
thrown into the river.
Gordon, being suspected. Was cagEht,
rope placed around MS ns=k, asd he vas
hpisted short distaDce t7sm the grcIpd> :
when he made confes>io2. implicsjE1g Gu
lespie, no is said To be gray headed old
william, well known at ST. Louis, and ope
O'Bren. They laid i'm wait tor their v:c>
tim, ard, according to GoSdum's confession,
he inflicted the first stab in his side. which
was followed by h,ur from Gillespie san
two from O'Brien. They then dragged tse'
body to the river riaed the pockets, ard
threw it into the W u,er. The two murder
ers were to be huy &C wihin an hour after ne
Omaha left Leave.nu Orrh. Efforts being ps y
in the meantime To lind O'Brien, so that aSi
three might swi ng FROM the same tree.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-08

GA cunni NJ lawyer meeting VIZ
sbreUd OLE friend on \ white horse, deter
mined to quiz him. Good morning, dsddS1
pray, what makes your horse look so paleIu
the FACET >Ah, r'J dear FRIEND replied va
I'D man, If thee had looked through a u ,
sr SO long, thee xeUId look pale too
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-08

AUDITORS OFFICE. ST. CLAIRsvILLE.l
September 2G, Ic57.
certify that foregoing is eciIy copied
from the certified copy furnished this office.
s GRESSlNGER Auditor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-08

SEC. so, Tc carry into effect the provisions
Of this act, VIM. w. Scarborough;oG Cincinnati
Franklin Il. Backus, OF Cleveland, Hooking II.
Hunter, of Lancaster, J. r. Finn, of Columbus,
and Samuel Forrer, III Dayton, shall be and
they ure hereby appointed commissioners, and
they, or a maturity of them, after taking an
oath diligently faithfully ana impartially 10 per-
form the duties assigned them by this act, a
certificate of which oath shall be filed and care
iully preserved in the Office OF the secretary OF
state, shall constitute board to be designated
the board OF bank commissioners; which board
shall continue until the organization OF the
Bank OF OHIO, as herein provided for, and there
alter the duties which they are required to
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-08

10 E0VES N0T EES C0gU3NERY GAN l0VE l0E7G' lT0gEa7GG.'
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
CIRCULATE
70 TIE PLANTERS OF LOUISIANA


IT, rxo,,t;,, Cc,ur3+t., ae.{-c pxnecral
u tr rsl rho attention pfthe Planters Of the
Stat, +, .ho f,ii,vinv riau If organization
nrio y nll.4at f., in then address
Each individual who receives a cory d
our Rg-laws. Constitution and Address. d
rarreetFy ren;sa.e6 n jiiteres, himself IL
gathar,,g N. Planters Of his porisb into &C.
live co-nnere.;on with the State As,ocia-
-c,-
I.t Nv nareoue7v so,iritinr h,x fti,pNy n
,o,n the kssor;sno1 by subscribing 10 the
Ioren.u+,o, ara neyl,y n. reglla. imitation
fee
"A 3g.cona o,iFr;ent number have Tins
a-orjrei o,mbsrstin forming he nuc,eus Of
an auxiliary Astoctation let , nphl,c meeting
b, called. and an org9njza,ion be effected,
stontjnp orr Rv.Iay.s d., torminy new ones
,E,r4oi r. n,b jo.,l.,. trsrs.rnt nj
The rer.;,ts and x,anl,t,-a.o H.. ay~xiliar,
Assoc,st,oo should he feyulacly transmitted
10 The Executive Committee.
81. Let pains be AIKEN TO engage the la
dies Of the parishes IN the movement. hvten-
listing them OH the subject OF Horticulture,
Horticulture. and the manufacture Of the ele-
gancles for the table, or in needle work and
painting. ORA wing and flower w0lk.
4th let the Planters MAKE q ,o;n, 10
holl regular meetings, Mt which the differ
ent mod Of culture-the means Of imp oy-
ing stock. of grating. building, p~Iantiue trees
draining, dltchiug and MISUNDERSTANDING
hsdge-row., and all the work pertaining TO
all the branches Of the good farming shall be
discussed, committees being appointed at
each meeting TO prepare report - be pre-
scented at the ensuing meeting.
9Th. Let it be mode the duty Of the Seer !
fary, or President OF each auxiliary society
thus formed, to correspond. at length. with |
the central office OF the Executive Commit |
tee once a month, giving reliable inGormatiou
IN regard to hs condition Of the crops-ihp IN
crease or diaiaatoa q The Iaad prf in cisi,iua
tioa--shs REGARD Of The Wsymomster ant the
Eyaromsfey-thc amount Of the fall Of ram. and
theforrs ami direction Of The w7nds, as uel a.
other smtg ects Of general interest.
lheAe facts Will furnish the Execut,Y.
COMMITTEE data for estimates OF the growing
crops, ard enable them TO issue monthly cIr-
etfaFs containing this information. together .
with a price current OF onr great stsnles and
OF all articles Of necessity for the niaptatinn.
Thus the Ptanters-meulhers Of this Assoc,-
ation-wiil be 5,ouyht in dirart counn,unira-
ton with the merchant, aud receive reliable
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26

NJ iRIkRDIo StAFEAGFRS-~haiiow yractiti
VA era Rave asserted that intestinal worms ~, il
laluFtons, IN fact That the part If sravcnt.rz. reua
wing foul and fniikestibte ruatter aIiuentary cana! ~
What raHac'0uE E"utbrgt What m.aeratle rhtlosu
ply ! Every experienced ptrstctai. knows that these
animals cause IBha1nat tn .f tie bowel, and srntirnY
actually eat through the costing Of tho stomach ann
int"stlnes, causing inevitable death. OF ali the d.
En- ~ Of chiltren. this u the most dangerous ana dis
trsssing. untoftpnateiy, too. It Il obe Of the most
common. In
HINEE'g CANADIAN FFHMJEfcF
haTever- a tnFe qntch, %nnfating rernettt Il provided
The proprietor challenges the world to show that Il
ever failed to EFFECT Il cure.
ca Be particular ani remember the name - Viz
tr'+ Canadian S~ermigc." TIL. i4 the rnfy article
@iiat can he depended en-. y sale whrlesal, ard
re.Rt. i Kew Orleans BY RIGHT q;
ss:p -9s:sts-s2. Il l5i thaGtres st
Il 4 uggi4ts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
For Sale--i Fine Chance |

4 iss,I y LAND situated In this par.s, sbort
IA four miles above The Ferry Isndins 80 .poe
ny on fhs Mississippi River, contaioia. va srtents
.,oh' more or les. with the tepth Of about forty ar
tsresl sue nneE clos ng n tho Tear. Bounded a.sv,
l%o5, and below by those of vfiienau ave eglanc n
= 70, with all the buildings and improvements Thee.
~. Aiso with Or without the Sd H-NlLL a.reaed to
rals pace IL well ADAPTED for A COUNTRY REsr
DnI.,n mere being FINE FRUIT TREES GC0p
!. r ~ sfens and conditions apply to o. asgsAEo Jr
ee JOHN C FLDET.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
L ROSP CT u S
OF THE
Southern I'arIor Magazine
LasaiS@' HooGk-


The arrangements for blending the SorrH
fsN LADIES BOOK and the SOUTHERN Pan
Loa MAG.zIHF, beng now complete,
MRS. V. + ", McCORD
lakes great pleasure II announcing to the
cifizeHs Of the South and West, that til, first
cnnh"ro ct the above Magazine viii be read :
tor delivery. and the Mail, on or about the
'"s'' '"1 y .Ho's'hoef "@l"& me december
".,'''T' % re '''"s'zfte' ana II VIII, there
ffS.'' 'F i,'''SDeo 'fs4afIy ca 'ae igth daY
~ n,'~.,,.'t ~ ,''1.
: me- never 479 s"en q Per'ed IN me his
~ -, Io,'.,tf "Hsi' '"sFe was so stern
~ e. =" 'p' e@'is'se 81 'h@ southern
" .2I"''s'" S'o4, "S ~ The present
o or',9"ls' "nfn esrty ele4e4s OF enterprise
-,+s far a,rr h.i.ra4 "o ''V'S' ~ oPe-
= ~ ~, ~ Pe,'ssd nome
'tg,. = ,nls n'oH'As ,hefe reed be no
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
TOUR0 TEFIRMARY

Corner Of lc1p Leete and Gajepnte streets
'lTHi9 Hospital IL spac:ol u aud conveniently situa; -
square from the river near the ship and stet IN
boat landings.
ir. JOSEPH RtN9ADoT is the Director OF the Insts-
tuition. and Resident Physician and surgeon.
nr. THOMAS HUNT is the visiting physic an and
Surgeon.
TgRss-
Private rooms =. ...... from 81 30 TO 81 p"r day.
hards-...-.....r. .-.,..,.. ..- - 30 yer aay.
NHr'fa Tor Slaves 90 PEI ID N.
Professional attendance. medicines nursing. get
and lodgings areinclu'.d IN these changes,
Es-Nargtcal operations charged "strn.
~ The location Of tha Hospital II perfect. heal.
by and CONG .icus di8eases arr not aaulitcd into
he iuftFtaatv'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
iSHBIRI REGEn.

H0TFF, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PALvTrR
4 nv orders given mc for House. Sign, Or Ornament
"a. al Painting, PAPER hanging, aud Glazing will mees
with PR attention. As i an psrmanentiv locates
IA t'ht'I .Hgr. and As Il IL 1nH interest To give gene.
raj satslscti"n, I shall thy To Ito II.
"aep.2", i6-G~ tsFfRtfFF RFGLH
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
70 drehttccts, Builders, Contractors PIN,
tiers and C.hers,

g
THE UNDERSIGNED would e.osc,tnuw ...
b1iidar., Planters and the con- munity al 1arga
s'Ia ne Y nov fully prepared to n1anlfac.a ~ nv stssa,,
loTsl. atshort notife and moderate pricee, Oval Gothic
OF iisFlied Window sash, all kiuis Of ,anp., and e,.b
Doors either fxea or revolving nooT md ~ -,
= DOOR and Nintow Frames, Base, ZION ding &c
: laln!ng, loDgaeing and Growing. turning o. sxerv
Plank dressed 10 order Of sny With ,nts, two 10.
q q any thickness 1nder three INCHES. T,r1b.-s
aftsrrd perfectly true, Of any !cavsa and.- fhir-y -
feet ioag and t#enty inches EarsrE. -
81 AL orders sddTsssed - M though the Post
othes Or " Hart ( Co. OF Rton ..ougs. viii nset
5aao =. u. BROWN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
THE BRITISH PERIODICALS,
asg THE
FARMERS GUIDE
deduction In the Price Of the latter

Sftas
!,
l. Aaoa " . +! .Fg@ l'5% d, " '.'s~ 'N -
"''"9 ~, ,,,n.v tI
'-ihF+ tt'H'
IrIp prytEW ,Whia
,rnr warm ~ppIJlsfI Bttx{FN
.
U.,"ur >WnrIr.ScrHrrvSrFR REVIEW H4l4z
49,.
~ r-,ynnD,e rutZEupCu MAC.
- ILTT rr9.
r,.o L. .ll,, ~e.-.soo, HE three
. 5.si ,o,,ie. af C,eat prita,r-
~ tia',. M ~yati.,l- mr. ,ot,t,c. f,rras
,,ir E,s ....,,. af ty..,r cha ~rarte, 4. or
aaus OF Tie most profound writers Oh. Science.
Literature, Morality ard Religion. they stand
as they ever have stood, unriyalled III the
world oi letters, beng considered indlspeusa-
ble 70 The scholar and the professional mar,
| while 10 the Intelligent reader of every class
they furnish, a more correct ard satisfactory
| record If the ]current Ittr,stuGe Of the day,
throughout the world, than can be possibly
obtained from any otHe' source
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt OF ADVANCE SHgfrs from the
British Publishers gives additional value 10
these Reprints. especially during the present
exciting state of European affairs, i4asfnucn
Al they can now be ifared m the hands Of
Subscribers about as soon as the orlg'nN. eji-
''''
ro' any one q me '""' ne'it"A - w
rof any 1--WE" OF me oar 1.e''r"s . "
r"' az '''ee % 'ne lou He''s"S ~
~ ~ ''a' O .HN nrFie"4 ~
: o'H ;" NN''" > ''"E"Nint . "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
Dissolution Of Partnership.

FsHilE firm Of ", I. Tuxx4Rn L Co, was dissolved L.
i Limitation on the 3Ist i'ecnnnbfr. 1865 The D.
slnes- will be continued by W H. IunuRld OF his D sr
account, The name Of the drIu witl only a- need in
sAs settlement OF account.
" T. ~TtfESsRn.
4 d IIHENBERG-
Baton Eeuge. Ian. =, 1856.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26

. Mus1as & BROTHER. MINI GR6eGfs
"A. aora.r Third ard Church strscsn
+. HEfrE PETIT. ArToRsEr tn c6t=s2Ei
4 ior 81 Law edIca with Fainoa. Hebets= Bt1i
Landing
DENJAans TERRiEfs GIYf Ya.EL URIa87
ID ha'on Rouge
9. WILSON, RgiE, !sfsN M DRNA NEv
Y. tai Painter. Ibitd street. Butou Eoazes
InI4Itrs TrSroS- sI~4GNgV57H 1rD M
Y onfaskers Ferry LandtaE "szt Baton knuE"
PaWSq. x 70. WHOLESALE an Hs-fH
IL dealers n Hats Caps &c. 81 Ghartte5 E..ec:
u y aaYtKD&. = N. HsPRaE
rpWAe9S BARROW. ArIoRNEYS& C0rySFL,
r. tors at Law. Will Irastin" in the Courts Of EaA'
! 4 W.T. Baton 10 use Ih"rgfiEe, the :nprsrne Gonr'
| ioai3iana, ard th" Federal Courts. aa5co a. The
Court HaUse. Wet Baton Rouge.
r, ". RubtKr4os. ArToRNEYa kUg.ESklLnh
Ia At Law. VIII practice mis- 9sefess'on N t"e
( sixth JuhIcrai District q til Stata, the fnttsf states
snd supreme Courts u Ne" orleant bnsiness en-.
;rast.d to il : care viii receive prompt sttent,on-
Office in piepneGnine IUeryltle s~rish La.
lMAEKI1N upUSEs FEIIf LEaaRkS frapn~-
a tofr
+, / SEE. etRfESTgR ND eHsffH.gEL
II. der Haeeo Easse
- l.. SFfz GtRYEHTIRs CkgTERN BtIrDER
I SI,op On iiftf. 4t.ec- -
roLi,MAN swrflqas viV oRIE4Ne eI{g4 =
Z score carn.r lafayette and Land -tre..f.
IT T Wtblln. uPtGstsTd IFY{y ca
/ L. ncr Taita anG Church streets.
"ARNEY HGCSE- HyLEfsn NfHkt1 YpB.
tnicror.
~ ~ Etyr. = ~ m, =. -, .
!. st Iaw.= once ar The Court ra4s. NJ ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26

ts'gned} W.. 2 PIKE, Prr-'t-
a. SfIEfPERs SEC Jm.
Baton Kouge, FebruaryIst i, lto7.
sJ- The Stockholders Of this Company sra herHhy
notified that an election u len iHfeceors and Fifteen
Trustees. tp H"Eye for the ensuing year. will br h.Ad
At the "ttee ot tile Company, on Tuesday, he ipsA nay
If .Harta, 1857.
uiI f. 4. SEEppkRS, .Scc'y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
Al =. WaaaiIrs -

- a. #=- r. - LHI1i.t y nEp,.tu
iiGLES "ND FANCY Ar,
i.,asss- s'onS r4n be supplied 49,
s 49,. :. y ra'' a IN New Orleans ', ,a az 'es-
III, 2zsaS!oa 70 say 70 Planters. ,b ba, 'ske
~'t'''St y>n gaa: Medicines - NAY | viii
:. "e} {99 IAi4 last year for II. we SAN,
5 u - same quantities. ami ,J IaAe att
~, '"as ne Quantities snail Be fpII,, ,.ss NY
tho$e sold Overwhelmingly eqralt 10
only expected Sa'on' OF aallle
w NAVE
CaLoNEL,
4UININE,
BLUE MASS.
EHEUBARB,
SALTS.
CREAM TARTAR
lPEcACIIUANA,
SIENNA.
BARKs,
SALTS,
CASTOR. OIL,
blcAKB. SODA,
LAIDaNuM,
t.AsEGORiC, 0
Aim,
GINGER, dc.
iHEs WE HAVE
f[AhNFsIoCK's vkhMlFuGE
FkHHl's DEAD 5uOT
Nci.AIN'S VEKMlfViP
CHAMPIONS WORM MtyTr-Dv
= NISGk'S GANAUN FFpMIr1.nn
BEs,afs AN. Qr.rr1ry ,r pIIIs
NRiGIlf~:, IayNr.s -
IGLAlSS $, BIAFDREpAs
LEES. IGiIIEkiS
#OfFaTr'S,
lt0LLoWAY's
CHAMPIONS.
MORRISONS HYegy
DR.. FRANCS
GOEDONs
AND on LiSInEyrs FOR PAINS pp,,ss.
=swsLi1scs, STRAINS or RuEru,1,s.
WI HAVE
NERVE AND ROME
THE MUSTANG
ARABIAN
CHINESE.
VENETIAN.
JAMES.
RADWAY's
IOUDEN'S.
DI0ntLDOCK.
ROCK OIL.
McLAIN'S,
HAYS. &c.
FoR DISEASES or LUNGS , vupo,s
Inagr 8
Wt~TARsS WILD CHERRY
STABIEE'S ANDDINr
4Ls-nn :, nn Ia onAAi
Ne rhSECiCkANI,
LDIhEN'S AND
AYERS pFCTOnAT.
RApTI.0IouFulo
TN D,s.as, ". c
~l.sSn,re I1rsa s-0aA@1
crxrs.
pFpcfy SION E,,II.u sruy.rr
5yICFTA1Fn RITT+pa
HnFEsTTs pITTrps
IIDrrI rrtc rEpu,N p,v,rrne
: : 80 'hi'ihhN o'i1I1"'
ttlLa billfits
BEsfOrs SEVERAL PREPARATIONS or
c,..,.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
POSTAGE.

In all the principal Cities and Fow4s. these
works will be delivered. FREE OF POS
IAGE. When sent ty mail the poLrAor tt
any part Of the Un,.ed States vii! be but
Issenty-four rrnts a year for "~Biackwooi,7
and but Fourteen Cents a year for each Of the
keYieMs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
Carriages and Harness

fIsHE' subscriber having completed bis Rpaciou
Il Warehor1 and Mandatory, j. ue~ ortuing the
most complete of CARRIAGES auH H&i.% s. ever Of
'eFed to rnrchasera In tails vicinity al EouIi call
the attention OF his friends and the rthl.s general
to his establishment and to examine Lis s.oyh ,tote
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26
8UiSN +. s SC A I'D S 3.

n. tAMtRoa5 A~Aflii7Itrf RffLhfR Ur
~ ders eat be sent theoaet tEs Port ottee.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26

Mus1AN i BK,IiEEZ fANlLY GR6GII1e
"A = Toner Third ard Church s~trscta
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
Mar l3---dt1s,.
BY ). 6. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

GREAT SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FUR
M nture splendid French plate mirrors, chandeliers carpets,
bankets plated China and glassware, superior curedlar
mattresses and valuable assortment Of wines guor ana 9
gars &c being sNaonal HOTEL Washington y
Con onday morning. May 25h, commencing at 10 O'Clock and
continuing each whole disposed or shall
and effects Of the National Hotel N TINS
city valuable collection OF oue
goods public auction IN ms country argo
portion purchased within the last eighteen months
without regard o We name in part
comprising elegant
wood sofas chairs, fancy chairs finished in The
quality brocatce splendid brocatcle curtains 70 mhteh,
marblc-top tables velvet carpets rugs, &c
hundred and sixty chambers consisting OF
superior walnut and mahogany bedstea marble
top bureaus wardrobcs marbloop tables, &c
superior curle ba mattresses the snno number Oh
OF holsters and pillows. .
the bale together with immense qnanuty o. comforts,
Marseilcs quilts, shooting, &c.
More costly French plate gltIramc mirrors,
Largo splendid bronze and git andehcrs put up
months aud in perfect order some Of them very
costly.
superior silver dishes side dishes, walters cas-
tors. tea and coG spoons, and forks.
Very large assortment Of French China aud glassware
dining furniture,
Largo quantity copper cooking uten bar fixtures &e
On saturday, May 3Oth, at I2 o'clock, m, we
choice collection Of vines liquors. cigars aud
stores comprising superior ord Dupuy Cos and enncssey
brandes and whisteys, by the cask.
Lot OF very brandy in deniuohns
our superior sherry wine.
Together with assortment OF Topaz and other rherr
port autcrn champagne Iongwohs sparkling cnawba nne
carets, &c
The attention the trades Is called 10 this sale,
which viii be without and 70 whom eyeryc VIII
be -
Terms soo and under oyer Of 60 and 90
days Gor satisfactorily noes bearing interest
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE
Nav 10 Anctoneer.
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
OF ICIAL.
TaxasURr DrraRrmxyr,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March H. 1851
hereby given holders Of stock Of tho loans Of the untcd
department will purchase the until the LET day %
next unless the Of 81 900 shall be previously opne
accrued from the date Of tho
dividend Of thereon together with day
additional nrcs, for the money vendor tho following
rates OF premium stocks
For the 1912, premium Of 10 per cent
For tho Is4s OF 10 cent and for
the stock 1850 commonly Texas Indemnity Stock premium
OF per cent
Certificates department under This
ice must assigned tatcs the party duly cntd
to proceeds.
assigned and transmitted wiz be made ny
drafts Boston, New YORK. Pindc
phia option parties entitled receive the money which
should be expressed accompanying the certificates
HOWELL. COBB,
Mar l3--dt1stJuneif Secretary Of the Treasury
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
The lEnnesta.

PHLADmpHIA, May 22.--The United States steamship
Minnesota hauled out from nayyyard yesterday
ming into the stream This rendered necessary from
the fact that the receiving ship at this station had
more accommodations for other About sixty ma
nes drawn up into line along the wharf and the
men were transferred TO the Minnesota the band played
the we-known and favorite tune of sea-farng men,
" The girl left behind me.
There was immense crowd in the yard to witness the
transfer Several hundred present and not
few of them shed tears the occasion. Cheers
given and returned with hearty good will The pennant
flying TO the breeze and the ship may now be
sered ia full commission Her great length and bulk
and towering make largest merchant ships look
small in comparison.
The Washington union., 1857-05-23
Markets.

NKw YORK, May 22.--Cotton is irm--sales of !, 600
bales Flour Is heavys southern Is advancing Of
II 900 barrels. State 80 SO 45 Ohio, So 90 a 81
30 southern 81 30 81 20. Wheat is buoyant sales Of
II 600 bushels st. Louis mixed 81 35. Corn is higher
sales of 10000 bushels mixed % cents; yellow, 95
cents. Pork is firm mess, S23 40 s23 so. Beef has
advanced Chicago repacked, sl6 so sl7. lard is
frmer at l4S cents. Whiskey is upward-Ohio, 331
cents Coffee is steady Rio, l0t liz cents Sugar is
buoyant Havana 10 IL cents Spirits turpentine is
advancing at 81 cents Rosn is buoyant at al
90 Rice excited and highcrales of 500 ticces at Al
5a cents Freights are heavy.