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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-11

BREAKING UP OF THE IcE.-The mild weather r
and rains of last week, melted the ice the river
much that it commenced running Sun tay, and
the strong current, caused by the melted snow and
Iains, in the upper courtry, swept it down with
great force. Large plumbers of our citizens cop-
eregated on the wharves Sunday afternoon. to
witness the breaking up CT the embargo that has,
for ruch length Of time been laid on our hsrbor -
Az the ice psssed the wharves severa large oak piles
at snme of them cut Off to the waters edge, as
with saw. The sight was very grand one, though
1t was feared that much damage would be done.
which has not fortunately been the case yet. The
steamer Pow hatan made her way TO AquiA Greek
and back, on Sunday, but detained several
hours when about half way between this city and
Washington by . mass OF ice which hsd drifted to
that point The steamer went down again yesterday
morning, and returned At her regular hour. The
current continued very strong all day yesterday and
the ice was running rapidly The weather has turn
ed colder, but another continued freeze, We hope.
will not take placs.-Aler Gazette.
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THE OHio RIvrR.-Capt w H. Palmer OF the to-
poaraphicsi engineers estimates the isnsth Of the
Ohio river, when full, 1t nine hundred ssd ity
miles, and draining m area of from two hundred
thoussnd to two hundred and twenty thousand
sqa ire miiesvery nearly equsl TO double Tbs a;es
e5 ugsat Britain aad Ireland.
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AUCTION AND UUMMirsION BUsT

a HV4N AITU COIFI ISEIUN EUSl
e. NEss.-1he subscriber respectfully informs his
,t ,ten1s ana the public generally that he has tax en-
me olc 'tdnd OF Gsrst L Lisberger recently occu.
pIeo hy j. X. Lipscomb, on Main street. In the town
VI DAhViiie where he will buy, sci. and receive on
osnInsnt foz sale, either publicly privately all
1nos Of CouutT5 Produce and all articles Of Goods
W w wares and Merchandise, Groceries &c and make !
ths usual advances on Gonsisnments
ne WIZ a' heretofore, attend to the Gales of To.
publicly either In Dsnvile or the surroundinr ooun
sy lie hatters himself that an experience OF over
,,ssn years viii warrant him in promising entire
honege. Having secured the services of MT RO
hEhr JONES, formerly of the house of Jehn
con o be f.tters himself that the reauirements
OF sli his friends will be fully met.
lie refers 10 Messrs. Stokes a. Rive. Ds x;a p Wil
assns, Samuel Ayres and James A. Cowsrdip, OF
men hnond and to all the meTehsnts manufac cturers.
sho 6a'ne" msn generally, In Dsnville
Is iV- - TUOS. d, NEAL
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4. y. s.bxsDSFOkD, TIssLEY PATE,
PaANELIH MATHEWS.
LlRIDGFORD d. co., General Commia.
- mission and Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
Richmond Va.
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FROM NEW MFXICo.-We have files of the
Santa Fe Gazette, Dec. 27sh, from which we ex.
tract the following items:
Tho Legislature of New Mexico assembled on
the 4th. Hon. Facundo Pine was elected Presi-
dent of the Council; and Hon. Serafn Ramirez
Speaker Of the House
A general court martial convened in Santa Fe
on the 10Th of December. for the trial of Breve,
Captain McLane of the Mounted Rifles, On charges
preferred agains, him by Lieut.. Ransom of the
same regiment.
few days since party Of Apache Indians
supposed to be of the Gila tribes rob bed from the
neighborhood of Los Lunas, some hundred head of
cattle, ard attacked q cacreta with which there
was man and two women, wounded the man
severely, who was, however, able to make his
escape. The women were taken off and striped
of their clothing and otherwise barbarously and
inhumanely treated.
The Gazette says the vinegar to be used for
the army will be made from grapes grown in the
Territory.
The Indians were yery troublesome
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EWI> n. WKBB a. co., GENERAL
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser
vices for she saic asa pxrshasa OF Flour. Wheat
Corn Tobacco. ae. So e9..-,U
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~ A. ~TUkbIfANT-
~ Attorney at LRw ard Notary Public
Practices in all the Courts ha d in and for the city
OF Richmond and in Hanover and Chesterfield
counties
All noter1al business promptly performed.
~" Otfc" corner Bank and nth streets opposits
doddlna Hall, Richmond. Va. ia 2l-Sm
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CHINAMEN IN COURT.-The case of After
Tartar charged with attempting TO rob q China
man named Apple, was brought up yesterday for
examination but OH account of an nsutficiency OF
evidence against the prisoner the case was dis
missed. The Chinese witness testified in the man
ner prescribed by their religion, which was as fol.
lows: Each witness took piece of letter paper.
and sfer in.cribing upon it certain Chinese char.
acters he set fire to it, and kneeling while it was
burning, repeated the words of the OATH
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SELF DEsTRUcTIoS.-Mrs. David, wife of Rev
Jacob David. reading about fifteen miles from
this place, In Harris county, Ga committed sui
eide by thro wing herself Into well ninety fsel
deem on Saturday night
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- v" HiLlEAk J.. s. HlLLMAN,
q N.HILLmAN tk CO., so Front street,
NJ. NEW YoRk, Agents for the sale Of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
LberaI advances on cons sgnments. ae N-6mt
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1T. MORTON, JAS. NJ. ARMfsTEAD,
Iste of FsrmYilie) QLate Of Cumberland co.,)
JOSEPH BLAsTcE.
(Of Cum be'land COUNTY,
MORTON, AENISTEAD & CO., Com.
w MISSION MERCHANTS, opposite shockoe Ware.
house. Richmond, Va, will rive specal attention 70
the sale Of aii kinds Of PRODUCE, and to any other
business entrusted to them.
ss- LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Produce, either
In cash or Guauo. de 19-d&c6m
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tiChMJND ihON ND sTkEL J.
- ~ NORkS, FOCT OF 9Th ST, ON JAMES
~ 5h.- The undersigned returns his thanks to his
Iiends ara customers for their past PATRONAGE and
"ona respectfully inform them and the public gen /.
Ttay That he 10 sill mauufactuIing e. and heeps con.
ocroli and Rod Iron of all sizes ~
Ah5o--Cosch snd Buggy Tiers, Steel and Iron
ovas and Half Rounds, all sizes
LIshtnng ko0s, Round and Square,
Gut to lengths and fitted with Burrs
rios steel, all sizes, Tor Railroads
Ispefed Iron, all sizrs, for Tobacco Mills
:. Al A. made from the best selected Scrap Iron
ia l3-lmt TAG RIINrru
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Ex-Governor Floyd and s.. v. Fuikerson, are
spoken Of TO succeed the Hon. F. McMuilen In
Congress, from Virginia.
A card In the Wheeling Argus of the 9th inst
makes the declination Of Hon. Mr.. Kidwell of that
district peremptory.
sebsstopol is being rebuilt, and II now conssias
1000 Inhabitants.
Scarlet fever Is raging throughout Northern Ms
sissippi.
Of Se7 in Petersburg, Va, on Monday last.
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AcCIDEET.-On Tuesday night last gentleman
by the name Of Grady, from North Carolina, fell
before 1t about to leave the Depot in Atlanta,
Ca and broke his leg.
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RavENoUs WOLv Es.-We find the following in
the Keokuk Qowa) Post, of the 25th ul. We learn
from gentleman who arrived in our city yester-
day, from Sioux city that the wolves in the river
counties have been driven to such straits by the
snow and cold weather. that they have become go
ravenous as to destroy horses and cattle TO con.
siderable extent and that they have often attack.
ed persons. On the evening of the 5sh inst a son
and daughter of Mr. Stockdale left thei: residence
fork Of the Little Sioux river, In Woodbury.,
to attend party at q neighbors about two miles
distant, and have not since been heard cf. On the
morning of the oh, the bereaved parents sent to
Southon for assistance, and searched the neigh.
borhood around them, and as no traces of the lost
ones had been found, the conclusion is that they
had been attacked by the wolves and devoured.-
A gentleman from Wisconsin, who visited Iowa
lately states in private letter, received in this
CITY, that he was chased for miles by these raven.
ous creatures and barely escaped from them with
bis life He described them as irightfully fero-
cious, being apparently almost starved to death
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NOTlCE.--biy wife Martha A. Levi.
mas left my bed and board, without lust cause
or pfovoestioH on my part; therefore. do forwsrn
W srsons sssnst receiyiny her into their houses or
sum or smoont Whatsoever
ts iS- Gns J0HH IEwIs
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DhUniM,ei. &c ROYeTERs.
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR GRAIN. COTTON,
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
30 % H4TER ST, NEW YORK.
EE- LiheEal cash advances on consignments.
JOS. BRUMMEL,
Ofstesrns E-ummeI, Riohuond Va
ALEXANDER l.. ROYSTER,
OF New YoA
JAMES B. ROYSTER,
is6-l2m Richmond Va
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IOHN w. DAVIES,
uARRT,E BROWN STONE AND GRANITE

MAIN STREET, BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills &s
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
nr First Premium awarded by the Mechsnisf In.
,titute and Agricultural Society OF Virginia.
4. n "a
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CU-PAhTrE .sriiip.. sc.
CUPARTNERsHiP NOTICR...

CpPARTNERSHiP NOTICE.-Tae
~ subscribers have formed Co partnership mas,
the firm end style ef WILSON & BOsaER f,om sha
lst January, 1857, for the purpose of eondnetips
Grocery and Commission Jusiness. They have tsSen
ne stand recently occupied by J. j. Wilson No 22I
senton to business merit share Of public patron.
age
The personal attention of both partners will be-
given TO all country produce consigned to them
}. } WILSON
C. n. BOSHER
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MORE AID FOR GEN. WALKER.-The packet
ship City of Brooklyn arrived On Saturday last,
with forty-two Hungarians and Prussians, who
fought through the whole Of the Crimea war, mp
to the taking of Sebastopoi. These gallant men,
after having faithfully served in the 9th regiment
Of the British army, crossed the Atlantic, to join
the gallant Walker in his struggle to free Nicara-
gua-N O. Creole Feb t.
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S,iuS 4. rIStA-ANTs.
CoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS
EENERAT, AGENTA

18th Street, near Cary Richmond Va.
,,a.r ,hri, services for the sale Of all kinds OF
roiiNTBY PRODUCE. RENTING HOUSES,
uIRiS0 NEGROES, and all MASTERS pertaining 70
C.p-tsl Agency
COLLECTIONS In the City and Country attended
o. ami remittances promptly made
THOMAS &. SIMS. JosEPH r. rLEAsANTs
il si4-ln
suIFN r, eoi onion Wholesale deaier
\ IN Br,oms Wood and Willow Ware. Mats of eli
3s.crlulions Refrissrstors, Rope, Cordsge, Yankee
Noiion.. SO 60, 2iS Washington street., between
Ve,ev snd Barclay, New York, will execute orders
from Richmsnd on the most favorable terms.
no 28--6In
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VALUABLE PREsENT.-The members of the
Presby teIian Church in Columbia. s. c., have pur
chased . silver tea set, At $1,000, TO present te
their late pastor, Rev. B. N. Palmer, now of New
Orleans.
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DISEASE OF WHICH Col BROOKS DrED.-At
the Pathological Society. DR.. A. Clark exhibited
q specimen of Edtma Giottidjs-a compa -atively
rare disea that persons who died Of
it were generally supposed TO die of Group. Hon.
Preston s. Brooks died OF this. and not of Group
as was reported. So, probably, did George Wash.
iDgton. The effusion which proves fatal is the
Result of acute inflammation, and always comes
on very rapidly. This is the disease which Dr.
Buck of this city, has successfully treated by sea
riicalions Several articles OF his upon the SUBJ
ject have been published in the National Medical
Transactions. The trouble Is, however, TO disco-
yer what the exact difficulty is-the patient gene-
rally dying before it is recognized - Medical
ITor[3
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Ald ne Frsmen The members Of Niasar. c..
P.oy NO. 3, are endeavoIiug TO raise the mean ~
private subscription, 10 purchase hsndsome ~
Ioel, snd We are sratiied 10 learn that mapy eia,
zsns @ nave contributed literally to the object. The
Niagara boys are always prompt in tho di.chsrss
OF their duty as fremen, and Is thew II n thsS,e
nVes ana health f,r the pubic good, IL Ia but a
poor compensation for their services TO give them
to their efficiency $50
ire Curtis Peck, Capt Davs, will max her r, gu.
. lar Trip james river :, this city, and arrive a
n ne, wharf, a. hoeketts this afsarnoon. The river
betug now clear of ice she will coutIuus IN MAJ.
her regular trips, as heretofore. '~'
An AMERICAN Eagle, of ias s:zs. will reach mi.
city this morning, py Adams & Co.'S Express. ana
Is intendea as present to Gov. Wise, from tbs
residerr Virgiuiaos of Columbia, s c. This ~
'iooal bird will prove curiosity TO many who
have never had al opportunity 10 see one Of ira
species alive. -
No Papers. Scott, q free woman, w,s .r.
rested and committed to the jail, YESTERDAY n,
want of a register of her freedom
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" b. GREEN. F. W. HoBsoN
TRgES 4, EOBsON,
~ PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Kichmond, Va.
JOHN BOOKER, sELLenAN.
rE Office on Cary street, between 18th and 18th.
j. l2-d&w3m"
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A. "a u. A. PAtTESON,
j. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACC0'
NO. IG4 FRONT ST. NEW YORK.
JAMES A. PATTEsos,(
Taos. A. PATTEsoE, ia SIM
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NEsTISY DEMCNsTRATED.. MA.
- DANE MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
oies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and vicinity that
me will give nation in ell the affairs relating to
NE such as Health, Wealth, Love. Marriage, jour
neys Law Suits Difficulties in Busine.g Absent
rilenc' sickness snd Deal, and In respect to all
oLnst subjects both pss' present and future and all
concerns OF life. Torms-For Ladies 25 cents Gen.
nemen 30 cents each Apply at No. II, (Which is
over the door Tayiors alley between nth and 18th
and Main and Cary streets, kichmond Va.
tS--a -A' '~'
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JEALOUSY. GUILT AND MUaDEk.-Another deed
Of blood, fast following previous ones whose
crimson dyes have scarcely yet been dried, was
done last evening the victim, won an. her mur.
deress a " ifs, naddeped by jealousy and determined
on desperate revenge for her husbands inf ielity
The circumstances of this fair are as follows: TIE
wife's is Mary Gull, resided with her hr 9.
band in st Louis, where he worked at his trade a,
btlcklaver, but lstterly he went steamboa.ing For
some time she has beeu ting that he has been
led into voluntarily followed wicked ways and
from his Indifference 10 her houghJless of love lost
and che marriage cootTact violated gained entrance
to her mind and she resolved to discover if they
were well founded. With that purposs she lately
followed him to New Orleans and found that her
gloomy forebodings were realized.
Some days ago, however, he went home pepitent,
confessed his and promised sin more and
she trusted again his broken faith He lef to 70 on
trip, and should have returned on Sunday evening
He did not make his appearance; nor on Monday,
yesterday, 50 she went out seek him on the
afternoon. How she tracked him we do not know
but she found him in house Cailiope street be.
tween Common and Tchoupitoulas streets with her
rIvai, young womsr, named Margaret Kelly. She
sendesyored to get towards him. but seizsd by
Psrsmour upon which she drew dagger and stabbed
her in and deadly manner that the girl on y
lived few minutes. Mrs Gull was ARRESTED d by a cit
izsn, and il now in prison. shs il a small, neatly
dressed woman, and appears if she should Fl st be
srisvous,y stoned against to sin herselfN. o. Delta
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WIN. WALLACE SONS.

WIN. WALLACE SUNS
18th 81 berween Main and Cary sts
The subscribers have formed CO partnership un-
der the sty is and firm tf Nm. WALLACE SONS,
from second day OF Ne busry, 1851 for the purpcss
Of oonduc'inR general Grocery and Commis-
sion Business
They have taken the store recently occupied by
WM. WALLACE & SON, 18th street, between
Main and Cary streets, and osr to the trade we'll
selected STOCK of WINES, BRAHD!ES, OLD
MUUNTAIN WHIsKEY, FLOUR, PROVISIONS
and GROCERY FURNISHING GOODS Ia gene.
raj They hope by strict attention to business, to
merit share Of public patronage.
CATHR. WALLACE,
JEFFERSON WALLACE,
CaAS NJ WALLACE,
@. A. WALLACE.
Fyg'y z I857-feq
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The subscriber takes t bis opportunity Of return.
isg big sincere thanks to bis old friends and cus.nn
ers for their LIBERAL patronage, and hopes the sams
may DO extended to the new concern He would
also remind those Indebted to him that It 10 dssirabIe
to have his old matters closed up, and hopes they
will come forward and settle up All having claims
against him are requested to them for settle
ment.
ia l6 -ddeIm WI anN
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RtCn TEA rETr, DINNEM SITS
Toilet Bets of new pati erps now opening at
tse sTEBRiN1 PuLLEN'6.
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rprCTAI. NOTIlE...February fst, 'j1s
- Mr. * e. CHRISTIAN 10 admitted TO an inter
est in our business, from ibis date; .

nyEHCOATr. an x &C q AMI, " ktss
~ GEk 4 Co. have On haad % i.Iss ~. 49,, =
Over Coats scnsistsng q sxtss nne plssS
sed HOW Bssvss ssshs; AeAvy elsSs are nio.s
Cloth Psitos essk and Dfss nshsaf go. esses y.
-s.rs ass,s,s xsrv low Cal and exsmtse them.
HERCHANT, WElol0E1 Co..
mia No. ll2 11sin s1roe&
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4, ITakr.-P Ill TAYLOK has Just res
a, CO we'd farther supply of Martin's hns 0UI.
Iph HffsfG ATDRE on Bovsrpor st.
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ALEXlUS GREEN,
JOHN A. HAYES,
CHAS. II. ANDERSON,

The subscrlbers, who are the surviving partners of
the late firm of Aug. Anderson l. Co will wind up
the business of that firm without further delay and
will bs obliged to ali those nn ebted to them to mako
prompt payment ALEXIUS GREEN,
JNO. A. HALVES,
Surviving Partners of the late firm of
fc 2-Sm Aup Apdarsnn a. On
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SPECIAL NUTIC E..-The firm of AUG.
~ ANDERSON CO. having bean d,..oly ed by
the death Of AUG. ANDERSON, the surviving part.
neIs, ALEXlUS GREEN and JOHN A. HAYES.
have formed new co-partnership with CHAS. H.
ANDERSON. under the name of ANDERSON
GREEN HAYES, to carry on the Wholesale
Straw and Millinery business at the new Warehouse
derson Co, where they will be pI. ased to see the
customers of the late firm.
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rU-pAkTHEKsIfl NnTICE-
~ Toe Undersigned have this day associated
themselves. for the purpose Of trensaciioe GENE-
kAL AGENCY AND CONFESSION BUsINEa8.
They will occupy the same store recently pied
By WILLIAMS BROTHER, unoer which atils
the firm will be cont inued.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
r. A. WILLIAMS.
Feb q 1857 WM. r. WILLIAMS.
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ID ENt.VAL.- ID. HAiARTX Bell md
Ia BASS FOUNDER AsD FINIsHFR.--Raving
moved my Foupdry to No 256 Asu street, between
7th snd 9th str eets am now prepared - execute
orders for all kinds of Brass and Composition Case
inss also all kinds of Srass Rinshing and having
purchased the patent right Of Gsrrstes Patent Anti
Friction Metal which 10 superior TO any thins OF the
kind now in use will furnish the same much cheap
or than Brass.
. D. HAGERTY, Bell and Brass Founder,
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kSsS
Mt
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No. S.
has 6
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siness
9 se.--
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use.
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Ties
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LII.
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T~ae.
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in the
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,LatTHlNG AT REDUCED PkttEe
~ do not offer to sell my goods a. cost but VIII
sell them fully as law those protesting u seli at
cost Let 1t 30 un3erstood will pct be understood,
and ell in want of good articles in Rta5y 9sde to-
thing, win fnd seme bargains a. Ia Main street;
f.s Wm. IRA SMITH
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~ VIM WALLACE l. SON 10 this day dissolved
By mutual consent Either partner will use the name
Of the concern in winding up its sffairs.
CATHk WALLACE,
@. A. WALLACE.
FEBY 2nd 1857.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-25

sales Of Corn embraced somc 200 seeks
including 500 at lsc 800 at 800 at 49, and 1s5 Prime
White at SOC bushe In Wheat heard Of no transaction
OF Oats 100 st. Louis sold In lots s 46c p brshe
Bran lower With sales Of 40 sacks in lots 81 o. and 100
at about the price.
PROVISIONS Mess Fork vas retailing 1t SIT O01s for
Old, and small lot Of New sold It SIG % Dbl. In
Bacon and Lard We heard Of transactions Of any
COFFEE. There good demand, with sales Of 200
bags, comprising $50 st s9c 80 1876 94@s 100
9M and 10, and 50 Swimming. at SIC q b.
INDIA BAo6ING go bales sold in Two lots at lie
pyard. ,5ss45 49,.
RoPE.Ws not'esd sails Of 200 coils Machine made at
SIC 1D. ~
HAY 1900 bales Western were sold By aucson 1t slJ0is
! and 800 New York from At 81 y tun
SPIRITS TURPENTINR. Retailing al 6N0echc and u
bbls. sold recently at Sc p gallon. Gsf
wHIsKY...we noticed sales of 800 bbls Rectaed q. lsc
and some small lots Extra at DC p gallon
FREIGHT5.. We heard Of no new engagement yessel
on the berth were filling up with cotton at "a for Liverpool AZ,
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