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5495 prizes amounting to. $500 00Q
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves. IS Quarters, 81 50.
5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determined the last figure Of the
number that draws the $4,000 prss. For example If the
number drawing the $50 600 prize ends with No. l. then all the
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled to $
the number ends with No. 2 thea all the tickets where henu
Der ends in will be entitled .c s2O, and to o.
Purchasers in buying 10 Whole Tickets when the numbers
end in l. 2 g. 81 49, o. guaranteed prize Of s2o
Halves and Quarters proportion Or Certificates of 10 Tick
will be sold the below for the risk the tickets and
which entities the holder all he draws the $50 prize
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets.
lO Half ~
:: :. 10 Quarter. ........... 20
10 Fights ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the to address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers have tickets ending in any fgure they may
designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
HPurchasers will please write their signatures plain
give their Office County and State.
HSRemember that every Prize is drawn and payable
fall, without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential. 49,
Address orders for Tickets Certificates to Saus
Swan, Box sc S, Post-ofHce, New Orleans, to
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ca,
se2s 2pdAw or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
Boots, Shoes and RrOgosss.
At WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS. Russo
BROGANS, Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and Gag
| peschy HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST l. Co.,
No. 10 Magazine street
HATS. CAPs, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
WeRre constantly receiving Silk
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican
Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
jyls2 2p4w No 10 Magazine street.
James II. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. All BROADWAY, (near Canal street,) NEW YORK.
| jyl3 2ptf
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Il. #. Murray,
wHOLEsAL AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER,
In Cask, Barrel and Bottles.
BOTTLES, CORKS AND CIDER FINEGAR,
Nos. 10 and FL BienviIle street.
Particular attention paid families in the city, their
filed the shortest notice. and delivered part the city
free of charge.
N B-No pains spared in filing Merchants
Steamboat Bars and orders from the country.
pA liberal discount bringing orders is freely
given.
T. F. MURRAY,
o2 2plm Nos. 10 and 81 Benvile street.
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Notice.

r. w. r A Y N E,
Formerly Taylor & Rayne)
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES AND H ATS
No. Al Magazine street, opposite the Arcade.
The patronage of Country and City Merchants respectfully
solicited. o2 2p3mSW
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Votes of Suspended CITY Banks.

r.. PI II X IN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Nos. IL and Is Camp street,
Will take the Notes Suspended City Banks at PAR 70
all purchases made of him. ole 2ptf
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NUMBER 2O2.
Hth 0rltans 9ailp Gresfsut.
THURSDAY MORNING, ocroBER 2a 1ss7

CHANGE OF scHEDULE-From and after Sunday
next, the LIST November, the Northern mail via
mobile viii be closed at hafpast o'clock M. The
poa1s for Mobile will leave the Lake end Of the Pont-
cnar1raln ha'iroad on the arrival of the O'Clock
Tram OF cars The boats go through direct to Mobile,
omttng tne usual landing at the Sea Shore suburbs
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=, N$ COAST PACkET STEAMER
lGAH1h "a Bella DOnna-To and from New Orleans
sssSa%ls1h Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Wiamsport. Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
VIM McCombs will her old trips, commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening O'Clock
and Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" the arrival
cars from Woodville.
clerk will be the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
rPartcnar attention paid the receiving landing Of
passengess and freight all hours of The day night
iy29tf HOLMES < CLAUSS, IA Tchou pitouias st,
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves THURSD AY Goth INST, at 5 p NJ
, H% FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
lEMHlhte Bayou, Saint Maurice, Gampe, Grand Ecore
Alexandria and Gortons Landinr-The elegant
and swift running passenger packet National
tain r. G. Montgomery will leave above ali inter
mediate landings above For freight passage apply
board or r. B. SMITH
O26 4Tchounitoulas s,rpet
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Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst, P. W.
~. - FOR MCPHERSON, SNIIT1LAND
Port Caddo Benton, Shreve Saint Maurice
Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore and Alcxaudra,
elegant and swift running passenger packet Sum
beam, Captain A. D. Denslow, will positively leave
above aud all landings above For freight
passage, apply on board or to T. B. SMITH,
o27 4 Tchoupito,las street -
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+ CApsnE AND Loss OF LlKE.-A dispatch Of the
2lst from Oswego, N. Y. says
The vessel which capsized in the harbor yesterday
was the VIM. Raynor, Of Toronto. A man was found
this morning dashed in her rigging, dead. All her
crew pershed. The vessel has gone to pieces
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TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY
4. s...b- "-a IN OCTOBER ---5

.. ...s. APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prizes Of $500 approximatng to S6 600 prize $50
prizes Of 500 apprsximang to 5000 prize 200
prizes Of 200 approximang to H. 500 prize 800
prizes Of 125 approximang to 1000 prize are.. 500
prizes Of 100 approximatng to 5000 prize 400
prizes Of rs approximang oX $500 prize 800
prizes OF 80 approxmating 800 prize 200
900 prizes Of 20 100 900
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Leaves every SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock A. Nj
r. REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
6MNh ing Packet for Wick sburg-The steamer II. w.
sSA Adams. Oh. Marshall master, viii leave
for Vicksburg New Carthage, rand Gnf
seph Rodney Waterproof Natche Fort Adams Bayon Sara
Baton Rouge, Plaquemine Donadsonye and the Coast
above. For freight PASSAGE apply on board, to
II. VI. ADAMS & co.
N. B-Paricular attention given Plantation business
freight taken high privilege
o restppng sel6 If
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G INDUSTRIOUS SNAKE.-A recent number of the Dam
vile Register states that snake fifteen feet long lad
been killed in Patrick county, Virginia. The person
who killed it states that he first wounded II Win
rifle shot, and that his dog, which then attacked the
reptile received bite from which he soon died us
speeies is not stated.
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the "a inst, in johnson county, X. IT, Mr. eDougie,
an old Shawnee Indian, living on Indian Greek, a
few miles from westport, No.. was engaged IN cnas.
tsing one Of bis daughters when the 1tner soaag
breaking his skull and producing almost instant a.,
/ DEATH The Council Of the Nation was assembled
and passed sentence of death upon the enlprf VINO
expatiated her crime by hanging or me ioiie"lns
| Tuesday. a
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DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.-0n the 18th INST, a FIRE broke
ont in the town of Lansing, Michigan, and whole
block was destroyed. A man named Edmund Hawk
jus was arrested on the charge Of having set fire to
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I THE PLAN OF SINGLE NuMBERs
$4,000 Tickets-5.495 Prizes.

NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
q ~' 1" sd MAGNIFICENT scHEMEi
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Leaves every SATURDAY Al 10 A. NJ.
r. REGULAR SATURDAY NORM
srASlHSsS Packetf for Vicksburg-The n. w,
sss:ssssA Adams. Oh. E Marshall, master, will leave
seph Rodney Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge, Paquemne, Donadson,le and the Coast
above. For freight passage, apply board.
W. G. PORTER. 13 Gravier street.
H-Particular attention given plantation business
river freight taken high rates with the privilege of
shipping. oil t.
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How TO SOBER HusBASD-An Irishman named
David McLane, who lived near Olean, N. T., went~
home very drunk recently, and during the night his
wife cut his head completely from his shoulders with
AMI n
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Mi. Treasurer Cobbs share in this transaction re-
fleets no credit upon him. He appears in the light of
having compounded with felon; pledged his word to
him, and then broken it, for the police officer was
merely the instrument in his hands,
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o U A C H | I A RIV Err.

Leaves THURSDAY, 27h instant at P. NJ
r. FOR C NJ ID e D1RECT-FOR
Irenton Monroe HarrisonbUrg Trinity all
intermediate landings on the ouacha and Black
rvers-fhe new, light drang steamer Silver Moon. j.
Moore msster Frank More clerk will positively
above taking freight for Camden and all landings
For freight or passage apply on board
o2S J. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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THE GREAT FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE N CHICAGO.
The confagraton which took place in Chcsgo on the
10th inst was far disastrous in its
than conld have been inferred from the first reports
The destruction of property to the value OF nall
million, upon which there insurance of about one
half was the smallest part Of the calamity, The
Tribune of the 22d states that up to the previous
evening the charred remains OF eighteen human
beings had been taken from undes the smoking ruins
of different stores and dwellings, and many mere
persons were missing who were supposed TO have
sbora5 tho same fate. Il
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, r. FOR OUACHITA RIV Err.
Trenton direct, the fine fast running. light
rssT isvss passenger packet steamer B luf city,
Trenton Monroe, Columbia Harrsonburg Trinity and all
intermediate landings the Olchita Black rivers For
freight having unsurpassed apply
on board j. S. PAGAUD,
Advertising AGENT
H- The steamer Bluff City will sign through bills of ladng
to Tren'on with privilege of reshppng the light draft
mer FOX Shippers rely the Bluff City remaining
the above trade during the entire season. o5
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

pA- UacOmmOuly intelligent are the CORP
ners Jures in Mississippi Recently twelve
men in warren County. in that State, returned
verdict that the deceased died BY the sill OF
God. or some other disease, unknown to the
Jury"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08
A Bloody AiaIr in lilinais -

VfO@A piiFats siief 70 he Rochester Am.rie.ol
MONMOUTH. Warren CO., III. Dec. Is.
a bloody tragedy Was performed a, a.
'b'ldFn House" 10 this city, tbls afternoon.
AoOu' two O'Clock the terrible cry Of murder
was heard. and We al started out to di.so,,,
'ns cause Distant Only a few yards, there
"ei'erlng " their blood. lay The victim, Of u.
most saaguinary. sipgls-banded eouAies il has
Osen my lot to witness. The circumstances ar,
Aa follows: A Mr. Flsmming. an slderi, ear.
'lsman' and two sons Of about IS to 90 vsars
O age bad called upOu Mr. CrOzisr. At bis :
rooms At the Baldwin House, armed each vilb
loaaed pistol, 10 coeree the latter O.ntlsm..
,h'O . 'eesseHsion aud Ht-se'iOn Of ealumny A..
'ee'ing tEsir daughter and sister. with vbieb
'hs1 charged Nh. O. Mr.. c., after some warm
language had passed between the parties. did &
'gn reiTaetiOn in the presence Of a friend
Hhom th' Aessr'.Flsmmings had brough, with s
them. .,'
Immediately after delivering the pap.r int
the possession Of their friend, The Mssn p
OF ons OF the brothers, said to Mr.. c.; IAN
nov going to cOwhide you aud one Of A..
boys holding cooked pistol 10 bis head A.
Fee'ed shs other to inaict the threatsned uuui.b.
nent' which he Immediately commenced. n,
nao struck three or four blows, when G. mil.
ed dirk knife from side pocket. and pa..iro !.
at the same time, his left arm around n. -
O' 'ne one VINO Piled the lash. stabbed him IN
lhe ls't breast and, as quick as thought, with.
drew the knife and struck he one who hels IN.
pistol baekhHndsd blow, which reached. .s
lid the hrst, the heart Of his victim.
Both Brothers received their deatb.wovDds
D less than two seconds. aud we're both bloody
,orpse' IN three minutes after they were struck
The old man had gone out into the sar and
locked the door, and stood upon the Out.id.
With pistol, to keep out assistance. -'.-. -sn
Ihs atalr has created an immense .yc;,. y;,l'
nen1 here assure you. The young man ~
OrOzler is under arrest, having surrendered
himself into custody, and is to undergo au sY.
animation tomorrow, ia
The symPathies Of the peopl. are mo.,lv
'Hh Crozier He acts aud looks the picture Of
IssPaT. de is young man some 81 to so
IearS DID, and unmarried he is said 70 have
'een engaged to the lady in question, who hat
present out OF the State. The other parties
'ere respectable farmers. and two of them,
lnder'tand, were members of the church. in
,oOd standing.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

auditors Office, Carroll CrronOn Ohio Nov 2lSb 1856
including also the taxes for the 1856
land
described foregoing
will be sold
arOtOn said Carroll Second Monday the day Janu
10 o'clock M, The
charged thereon be paid before that BLACKBURN AudC
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

NAsHIEGrOE, Dec. I9.
The Tribune's correspondent says that 81 Of
the slaves arrested at Alexandria, Va, on San
day last, on q charge ofiDsurrection, have been
fined aud whipped upon the bare back Is LASH
es eScf for assembling az ball :.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

EE The entire vote cast for Fremont in the
State Of Virginia (says the Baltimore Sun J
was 29l, viz: Alexander I, Brooks 80, Han.
cock 100. Marshall 20, Monongalia 2, Ohio los,
Shenandoah 5. Scott s. Upshur 10. FrsmOnt's
vote in Virginia was lOmore than in Mary
land.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

DEALING WITH IHTEVEs.-The following trus
story is told ofJacOb Sheaf Esq a m,rcbsD I
of Portsmouth, ia former times, aa
A man had purchased some voeI Of him
which he had weighed and paid for, and Mr..
Shsate had gone 10 the back room to est
change for note. Happening to turn his head
While there ne saw in glass, which swung
so as to reflect the shop, stout arm reach up
and take from the shelf heavy cheese. In
stead Of appearing suddenly and rebuking the
man Tor his theft, as another would, thereby
losing his custom forever, the crafty old gentle
man gave the tEief bis change as if no thing
had happened, aud then under the pretencs Of
lifting the bag to lay it on the horse for him,
took hold of it and exclaimed
"Why bless me, must have reckoped ,bs
weight wrong"
"oh no." sHid the other, 'yOu may be sure
you have not. for counted with you,''
"Well. well We won't dispute the matter, it's
so easily tired. said Mr.. s., putting the bag
into the scales. sgAin. There" said be. al
told you SO; knew was right-mads mistake
of nearly twenty pounds however, if you don't
want the whole you needn't have it I'll take
part Of it out, !"
'NO r said the other, staying the hands of
Mr.. S. on the way of the strings Of the bag. ~
guess I'll take the whole"
And this he did, paying for dishonesty by
receiving the skim milk cheese for the price Of
wool.
On another occasion Mr.. s. missed barrel
of pork. A few months after, man one dav
asked him the question.
"Dld you ever find out who took that pork,
Mr.. Shesfe 2"
"Yss," was the reply, "you are The fellow
for none but myself and the thief knew Of the
loss" The fellow was detected by the shrewd
dealer, who possessed the va lble faculty Of
knowing when to be silent.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

0T Mr.. Wall APPlegate, the newly elected
Democratic Sheriff Of Brown county, Ohiu,
committed suicide on the morning OF Dec. 9th,
by cutting his throat at his residence in George
towu.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
.irficut Of he Eiessoa from E,rom.

1lTftcW ~ NE Eftessoa from EnTopt
NEw YonK, April l5--l0, a. m.--Jhe Ericsson NOW
of the Collins ne) arrived here last night at II o'clock
Her news is to the LIST inst
The English elections indicate overwhelming Pal
mcrston triumph.
Messrs. Gibson, Golden, Iayard, and Bright of the
opposition, defeated
London returns Lord John Russell Baron Rohschid
Messrs. Crawford and Duke
Messrs. Gladstone and Rocbuck are reelected
The Neufchatel difficulty is nearly settled
A treaty of commerce between Russia and France is
nearly concluded.
The Mexican difficulties the subject of much dis
cuson in SPAIN and the warlike feeling as strong
ever,
Count Walewsk the French Minister for Foreign AT
fairs, had addressed letter to the Marquis de Turgot
fully approving the conduct Of Spain.
From China il is stated that matters were quiet Can
ton
Admiral Seymour at Hong Kong awaiting rein
forcements
The trial Of Alum the poisoning baker had resulted
10 his acquittal
elegraphic despatch TO Bombay says that the Empe
Of China has ordered Commissioner Yeh to conclude
peace any terms.
Teas and silks had further advanced
Proctors Circular quotes the Liverpool heaasius
Act buoyant, viz: Wheat actveu ut siranes-.ef I'd;
Hour fdvanssi ca "a; md odrn advanced Is. Lard
heavy Bacon dull at a decline of "a per cwt
The following the quotations of breadstuis West.
ern canal -four, 27s 2ss; Ohio, 2ss 32s; southern
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MORALITY sTA0E.--The New York Evening Post
confirms the report that Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler has
commenced a crusade against theatricas. II says:
Ihe Rev. Henry W. Bellows, of the Church Of All
Souls in this city, having accepted invitation to speak
at the approaching Dramatic Fund dinner in defence Of
the stage, we understand Mrs Kembe has written him
letter protesting against such and pronouncing
the moral influence OF the stage evil and only evil Mrs
Kenble speaks baud aIea; but what declaration from
the family who much TO the hsrionic profess ION
1T may, however, afford consolation TO this lady
theatre going admirers TO know that the passion for the
stricas has not wholly died out in her. In fact
during the past winter she has delighted her numerous
friends in Boston and its vicinity by the aacry with
which she has entered into the private dramatic repre-
sentations They say that in private, In public the
lit Is also said that Mrs. Butler is looking ou. for
cottage residence in Cambridge Massachusetts, where her
presence will doubtless give lice TO the society Of
learned p,mdts and professor
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DOCKS ON FISHING

ID Browns American Anglers Guide. vol, Illustrated.
Frank foresiers Complete Manual for Young sportsmen
Pulmans Fly fishing for Trout vol London.
The River Dove quaint happy practice
fanglne. vol. London.
The Angler and his Friend; by John Dsvy vol london
Handbook OF Angling; by Ephemera. vol London.
Jesses Gleanngs in Natural History, angler
Carpenters Angler. vol London.
Fly fishing in SILT and Fresh Water. l vol London.
Supplement- 10 Foesters Fish and Fishing.
Anglers Almanac cot 1858. London
Days Sslmona or Days OF Fly fishing. london.
Walton and Cottons Complete Angler London.
Something's British Rural Sports. London
Tho BOD aud the Gun; by Wilson aud oskcgb. Edinburgh
Massas Manuel du Pecheur, vol Paris.
Ap 10 TRANCK TAYLOR
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BY ). c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

MERRY EAIENSlNE SALE by catalogue of
piano
cabinet furniture handsome mirrors reg at
and damask curtains costly oil paintings velvet and
Sn Tuesday morning April 81 al 10 ocock and nom
disposed or shall the superior for
ninre effects House situated ON street between
18th variety ana sty Of paror and
chamber furniture. bedding. &c
parlors and
chambers fitted NJ in style uneaiad in Ibis civ
city and Of very superior style finish We name
Elegant Louis qualoze piano forte by
-
Elegant plate mane pier mirrors
OF various sizes and styles
Handsome oil paintings, pastel French engrayngs
gilt frames
Superior rosewood plush French
and tete4 tee sofas
Divan, arm, ladies' and parlor chairs
Rockers, gothic reception chairs &c.
Suite Of rosewood paor furniture finished blue gold
catele comprising sofas, chairs
four parlor chairs
,are consisua of sI % , s, p'fior iu n
raar ciars " WV s'si wv ioN Aefi anu iouF
, pao oual az, :, -, ,,,
walnut "na'o's' ehseres ana INCONSISTENCIES W various
p pa.elis a., 49,. -. IL, I'LL, .,.,,
, cenur sos anu sae'apies, IN rosewood,
p,o wau "a, III mn, mlnos %,, -, ,. ,,,. ,,,. -,
house with I'M eorpice cords ,asses Sr romna,a ~ ~
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The practice that is going to be pretty extensively
adopted by the know nothing party of putting out
didates and calling them oldlne wings is significant 1t
shows that the party conscious of their weakness
that their organization and creed odions They can't
trust themselves with their old where they had
majority last November Mark these wing animals with
know-nothng tails exhibiting themselves about as can
datcs Inquire if they not last year know nothngs
with whig tails Louisville Democrat
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Aped
'T,HE COMPAGNIE LYONNAIsE, No. 81 Boule-


Il ward DIES sSpucines Paris silk su1
fercn texture ready made articles printed French
cahmercsThs highly recommended in Franco
aud the most considerable establishment Europe
count OF the importance It's manufactures
by tho grandeur and extent Of rs having
three different streets The CoMPAGNIE
articles their own Manufacture and thus bringing purchasers
direct relation with the ,em great
or advantages than any other establishment
Aprfl 1o-dImn
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NEw YoRK, April l5.--Cotton is furnishes Of 200
bales Orleans, middling, l4l cents uplands, do, lat
cents Flour is buoyant sales of Is 900 barrels State
50 90 s. so; Ohio, So 10 So 40; southern Sc 20
So 80 Wheat is frm-saleS Of 10 900 bushels south
ern white 81 co. red, 81 As Corn is buoyant sales OF
go, 600 bushels mixed ~ cents; white ~ IS cents
Pork has advanced; mess S22 so s22 rs Beef UNI
changed Lard is quiet barrels, IA l4l cents. Whs-
key is better Ohio, q cents Coffee is buoyant sales
OF 5000 bags; prime Rio, III cents. Sugar firm; Gu
ba % l02 cents. Spirits turpentine has Advanced
sales at ~ cents. Rosin is firm common, 81 So Rice
has advanced sales at Al a > cents. Freights
heavy.
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LYoR SALE OR RENT.-That desirable nr;cl

EOR SALE OR RENT--That desirable brick
house situated the cast side Of Congress- street near
o,d street on Georgetown Heights The house ten rooms
including The kitchen necessary ou,budings III surrounded
by h 100 feet front by 80 feet deep 30foot aey RUNNING
the whole length az the south side OF The same
Adjoining the above property have building which
viii sell on ftafnsbe terms Title indputabe immediate
possession givenff ~
For nirthr particulars apply my ore oppo Treasury
APP ll-dnh BRoUFH b WILLIAMS