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f1NToN 8 IRON <sEARED rHREsuiNr,
MACHINES,

IN E
fnNToN's IRON <sEARED rHREsF1lNSi
MACHINES,
U@raaGed 20 Be The ssry Isss h he ,asviss.
THIS Maehinezs sdsiwen with m non
Eod in tie place Of band. There - no
shipping Of hands abOss tisis snaclsine
Mhich;has beer ! gsrat trouble and G \
h,~nse by sssing time 20 IL The baa.ls,
wiich>sf occurs 70 al snachines work-
ct; with hand. This IRON GEARED
MACHINE Is warranted 70 sisFesh fast
Ser.Iaith less horse power. than anv hand
hnlIfiine.. II is warranted 10 give tser-
Frct satisfaction We sold last year So
IL these machines in Anne Arundel and
Eharies Counties. We give rome few
.#~r REFERENCES.
ANNE ARUNDEL CoUxrr: Owen Ce.
ell George Clarior. Matthew lIardesty,
~. L. DarnalI. John Jones. Dr.. Jacobs.
CALVERT County: JOHN r. Barber.
w. p. Hardesty. Capt. Stallings.
PmNcE GFoRCK's CoUNTY: Francis
T.. SoPer.
CHARLES CoUSrY: IT. L. Mudd, Jo-
siai Hawkins, j. N. Harrison.
Any farmer wanting one OF these ma
chimes will please call Oh II. II. Litch,
John Krplingrr. four agents, ar George
Clayton, who will give all information
desired. The price ~ our best SIX horse
.znachines, with plate, Bars, Horse Power
and Straw Carrier, all complete FOR
threshing. $I65. delivered on board ve,-
.els IN Baltimofe. Four Horse Po~er
and Machine, finished in the style, $3.50,
and fully warranted. -.-.-.
We have machines for less money.
hut it is the interest Gf the farmer tu
hivs the st. as it will last double az
long. This marhinc was exhibited al
Upper Marlboro al April Court, Annap-
oils, and Port Tobacco, Charles county.
When farmer pure asses one Of these
machIne.. and is ready 10 use it, if he
will let me know, will send man. free
al charge, AMI sst I'll. machine up and
.tart il. and ii II does not give perfect
satisfaction, he can return IL again.
Farmers will please send IN their or.
ders al an early day, SO that We can ship
in good time.
This horsepower can be attached 10
any mill or corn .heIIrrswithout any ex-
ira expense Old hor.e powers aud ev-
cry kind Of old iron taken in exchange
All orders will be promptly attended Ia.
re" Warehouse aud Office. No. -
North High Street, between Hillen aud
Gay Streets, Baltimore. VIZ.
JOHN ID. LINTON,
No. ISL Moth High Street.
between. Hillen aud GAY.
June 4, 1857-6m.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
BOARDING SCHOOL
OR YOUNG LADIES

MIR. AND RS. GEORGE s. KING
w havin. rented the dwelling, house OF
MIR. q. +. Maddox. near Leonard Town, are
prepared TO accommodate limited number
of pupils as boarders. Those committed 10
their care will be treated in every respect a.
members of the family. hut will be expected
TO conform strictly to all regulations prescri
bed Tor them.
The course of instruction 70 designed 10 be
thorough aud 10 afford all the advantages Of a
polite education. Ii will eu.brace every branch
of an English education. together with The
French language and music on the piano.
Every regard will be- paid to morals and de.
TDrtmcnt as well rs intellectual advancement.
The advertisers. proposing to devote them
selves TO the business Of instruction, II suti
cient encouragement 10 that end be afforded.
hope 10 obtain q fair share Of pubic patron
age. ~"
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
B.iL.M OF A
THOUSAND FTOW'ERS!

B.iI~M OF 4
THOUSAND FTOWERS!
AN UNUSUAL COSMETIC, EXQUISITE
LY PERFUMED,
LNOR the Skin. the Beard, the Teeth, the Hair,
- aud the Complexion.
Handkerchief Characterization Dew Drops;
Violet; West End; Sweet Eriar; Caroline Bau-
quet and JesSamine. s
FlaVorins FxtracIs.-Lemon, Celery, CinnH-
mon, Orange. Peach, Vanilla and Almond.
For the iIaIr.-PhIlOcome Pomatum. Beet
Marrow, Bears Oil, Rose Oil, Antique Oil, as
sorted, and Columbian Hair Dye.
MIscellaneOus.-A variety of Soaps, SapOna-
eeous Shaving Cream, Dental Tablet, AiagnoI 9
Tablet, Aromatic Vinegar, Lip Palm, Cologne,
Preston Sails, Court Plaster and Chrystal Alu-
cilage.
The above assortment Of Perfumsry we have
just received from Harrison, the well-knOwn and
umrIvalIed PerfunIer of Philadelphia, all Of which
will be sold at his prices.
SPALDING & greenwich.
June 18th. 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
This Great Journal Of Crime and Grim
inals is in ITS twelfth year, and is widely
circulated throughout the country. 1t
contains all the Great Trials, Criminal
Cases and appropriate Editorials un the
same. together with information on Grim
inal Matters, not 10 be found in any other
newspaper.
o. Subscriptions. So per Annum
81, for Six Months, 10 be RENTED by
Subscribers. (w!o should write their
names and the town. county aud Stale
where they reside plainly
To r. A. SEY MOUR,
Editer and Proprietor of the
Na:i nal Police Gazette.
New York City.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
! A OK 8

FERDINAND AND FRED DOUGLAS
LNERDINA\D will stand at Leonard
IL Town and FRI DOUGLAS'af
indian Town, near Chaptico. the present
season. Terms $40. payable by SIS, il
paid BY the 1st Of July, and Sis insu-
rance-7insurance forfeited If The mare i.
parted with
twenty-five cents in each case 10 the
groom. .....
April 10th. ts5f-tes.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
WOOD COMMISSION AGENCY.

hOOD COM MISSI()N AGENCY.
" E respectfully inform those inter-
w estcd, that we have made ample
arrangements, and are ready to receive
and sell Cord Wood upon commission
exclusively.
Our friends and all others who NAV
favor us wHth consignments will be ena-
bled to receive full prices for their Wood,
and not be compelled 10 suffer sacrifices
in consequence Of a glutted market or
combination among dealers.
Liberal Announcements made on all
consignments.
60 All orders for every description
of Building materials filled with prompt
ness and upon the most accommodating
terms.
S. WILLIS & Co,
LUMBER DEALERS,
West 81 lie, Union Dock, Bait, Md.
June ODD. 1S54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
NFOR SUPERVISOR.

JOHN b. B0WES respectfully asks
The support of his friends and ielioG-citi.
zens for Supervisor of The Road in the
Leonard Town District. June IL.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

ing made arrangements for running
on the above river, will commence her
regular trips on
Monday, Way rs. ~.
Leaving LIGHT STREET WHARF,
No. IA. foot of Barre, every Monday
evening. at s p. nj touching al the fol-
lowing Landings going up: Ford's wharf,
Cone Kins4 lie. Pinev Point, Leonard
Town, BlAkAtone's, Lancaster's Wharf.
RETURNING,
Leave Leonard Town. Qay at night. }
at Wednesday morning, touching
st the Landings below, and arriving IN
Baltimore at an early hour the same ev-
sning.
Passengers from Lancaster's, Biakistone's,
and curiOmon will be charged only Tie same
fare ~ those from Leonard Town.
FREIGHT. which must be prepa,d
will be received on Monday. at the OF
fee, No. IA Light Street Wharf, foot of
Barre ST.. by J. HOLLINGSHEAD,
Shipping Clerk
C. X. CANNON.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
! o be Sold at Public Auction.

DC SOIu AT A'uDIIc hucIlOl.
AV THE FOURTH DAY OF AU-
" GUST next. 10 the highest bidder,
all that piece or parcel OF land known as
the RED CITE FIRM, and also the
Ian Is adjoining. purchased of Mrs.re.
I'orbet s Harri-. Except that portion
sold I'D MIR. N, naH.~s- s"''ryE .UoS
acres more ar !~,s. The whole tract
will he offered in one lot. or il will be
soil in lots to suit purchasers. The land
IS veil knewn and needs no description,
oAsy to SAP they are equal to any 81 the
county for raising wheat. corn, oats. to-
bscco, Sc. and there are about I 200
acres in ash, chesnut, hickory and pine.
near to water navigation. Terms liberal
and will be made known the day Of sale
the sale to take place at Leonard Town
on the day aforesaid. Reference can be
had Of Nr. Il. G.. Harris. Leonard Town.
orO. 4. + Brady, on the premises.
o. A r. BRADY,
JOHN DICKSON, y.
DANIEL S. GORDON,
WV. KING.
June Is, 1S57.-7t.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
FOR TIE PATUXENr RIVER.
VIA PLt1N POINT.

n The Steamer PLAN
A-h 7 r will resume her
- route TO the Patux n
River on Saturday Morning. March z,
at 6 o'clock and every succeeding Satu:-
day during the season. Returning, will
leave Benedict at 6 o'clock every We'd
nr.day morning for Baltimore, calling at
PLAIN Point going and returning. All
frciahi from RAJ more prepaid and re-
ceIved up 20 . o'clock on Friday evening.
THEO. WEEMs.
Feb. 10th. 1857.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $40 Dolls.

The publishers offer this valuable his.
torical work on the horse and horsemar-
ship Of this continent, az the most com.
plste publication Of The kind which ha.
ever been issued IN this country. The
importance Of the horAe and horse breea-
ing, IN the brOadest point OF new, as a
source OF national wealth and an element
OF national greatness and power, is now
generally recognize :" civilized COM
munItIeS; but in none has It been so fully
a limited, or has the cultivation of Tho
animal been carried 10 such perfection.
az in the United States Of America and
the Mother Country. The author OF the
work-a arne lover Of tie hor.c-stan.ls
pre-eminent for ability, experience and
research, on the interesting subject on
which it treats. He has been long en-.
gagged in coli cling material, aud has re-
ceived the support aud cordial assistance,
in his task, Of many Of the first and most
famous breeders in the country, and has
been favored hy them with the use of
private family record. and MSS, as well
az printed work. and documents equally
valuable and difficult 10 Obtain. No pain.
have been spared 10 r-nd-r IT correct
and entirely reliable as an indispensable
authentic history. The general view Of
authentic history. The general view of
the contents presented above, will show
that il is intended 10 be a work OF at ritual
utility and interest to ali classes. Mel.
ther Stud-book nor a turf-rcgistrr. n
will contain matter Of the highest import
to the tutfman, as to the breeder, the
ameteur, the hunter. the lady equestri-
an. the yokeman and the bold dragon.
A prospectus, Enclosed in muslin covers.
containing the quality of paper. india
proof Engravings, Pcdigrees, Tables. Sc.
with specimen pages Of the Work, will
sc shown by the authorized agent, who
presents this general circular, 1t will
be found to correspond both in size and
quality of paper to that elegant work,
"The Republican Court" The Por-
traits accompanying the specimen pages
are offered as representatives., both N
regards the correctness O. the paintings,
and the fine artistic finish oi the engrav.
ings, of the celebrated horses whose
liksness+s they Perpetuate. II will be
seen that no expense has been spared to
make the whole work credifable 10
American Art, and full satisfactory TO
amateurs OF correct taste. This work will
be elegantly printed on 6ne linen paper,
in two imperial octave volumes OF eleven
hundred pages all the impressions from
the steeEengraved portraits, together
with the vignatte en@svIHgc frnn Dir.
DARLEr's original designs. viii be print.
ed on India Pepper. with fke most scru-
ptllous care Mr.. WV. DgNsAR. Tie
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

Embellished With yignette title pages.
lev. The most eminent engravers are
engaged on the work. among whom are
J. Phillic, Il. Hinchelwood. J. Dathic,
J. c. Battre and Copew~lI & KimmeIl,
including numerous WOOD ENGRA-
WINGS, elegantly bound in Embossed
Cloth, Extra Gilt.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

UNITED STATES AND BRITISH PROV
INCES OF NORTH AMERICA,
nv WILLIAM HENRY HERBERT,
Author of Frank Forrester's Field
Sports, Fish and Fishing" THE
Complete Manuel for Young
SportsmeH," Sc, SC.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

IN preparation and nearly ready
u Crank EOrresfers"
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

JOHN ID. YATES offers himself To the va.
tiers Of Leon; rd Town district an a candidate for
The office al Constable and asks the suppor of h;s
friends and f,liOW citizens.
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09

The friends of CLEMENT s. THOMPSON
present his name a" a candidate for Constable IN
Ch"ptico district ut the ensuing election and res
rrecifnliy ask thu SUPPORT Of The voters 81 tliS
district. ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1857-07-09
FOR CONSTABLE.

j. ALEXANDER JARROE is ,.cbt6
'nendrd 10 the voters cf Leonard Town
district az suitable person for the Office
OF Constable.
April 23d-te.
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SUGAR AND MOIASSES. The weather prevented ope-
ons considerable extent and the sales confined to
q few small lots at about previous rates. 4tE@s&@
FLOUR The transactions included 5o bbls Snperfne ST.
Louis 80 81 7uO Ohio s6@s6 la 100 Fine IS 3d. and
Friday 1900 Unbranded IS IS and 100 Common "a Is
Hbbl 5si ~
GRAIN The sales of Corn and Oats confined to
two ihng Wheat about 5000 sacks sold from
store on private terms. 4 III
PROVISIONS The sales Of Pork included 204 bbs Unn-
spected at s2l s for Mess SIS 80 for Prime and SIT 50
bbf Rumps of Bacon It's Sold Of which rs
casks Old Ribbed Sides 12 30 in lots prime Ne)
and 40 of Shoulders in three lots at 9c % of
Lard 80 terces taken lie for Strictly Prime and sou
kegs at l451@l5c o b. Asf W.
HAY. hundred bales Eastern have been resold
within the last two or three days ut s2s D ton.
COFFEE. We heard Of sales OF any importancetee
graphic dispatches from New York that the Persia brings
advices of rapidly advancing market in London with
ally large transactions. ~ & j
ROPE. noticed sales Of I5O coils Handspu &c. and
80 Machine made at l0ac q b. 4tR
CANDLES. 300 boxes Star were sold Friday at &c ~
d, equal to cash. .
LARD The sales included S6 bbs Winter. at
81 LIZ y gallon ~
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. We heard of one sale of about
100 bbls at SHE u gallon. IS,
ALCOHOL. of 50 bbs sold at Csc D gallon
WHISKY. loo bbls Reched QmperinD taken Fri
day at &c o gallon
FREIGHTS...A ship taken for Hayre at for Cot
ton and one for Spain oryae terms Vessels on the berth
for Liverpool were still filling up l6d for Cotton.
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The money market outside OF Rank supplied today
Paper OF high grade Of long date is in demand The ncgot
lions day 100000 in ss parcels mostly though $780,
600 through patty There is no change In rates. and
unless there are increased supplies Of and securities
Banks viii have occasion extead their long Or dead
weight this season. second grade sales
AT l0per cent,
The stock market dull todaythe only important
was 100 shares Commercial Water Works 55 The directors
at this company declared dividend of four dollars and
fifty cents per about about eight
The market the sock payable resident stockholders
on the LIST poxmo and Northern stock holders at the Bank of
America in New York on the loth,,
Fortherp exchange another advance this morning,
uder lesening supplies and good demand for remittance the
anks sold at u discount and the day advanced
put 20 par with Ave days sight going ta& discount
sixty days much inquired for as sight and short sight
BANKERS selling ls and Other good bills at 2 discount
There sterling for remittance at sSs, and
further sum Of s2ooo TX NOT much doing in bills Of lad
ing, with only moderate Offering Drawers Of epate
for spnners ask iOS the Of the market is from
i0iaIoI Francs without change Small sales such ship
bills Ranpire daily within the rate Of 5so@5 though AL
drawers are asking BIS
Coalition the his city orthe ending Saturday
March T u +
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BRIsTOL-ship Richmond Railroad iron TO order.
: RIO DE JANEIRo-Bark smallwood-6lOo bags coffee

.BklsTOL-Shfp Observation-Disclosures iron TO order.
10 DE JANEIR0-Bark SmAllwood-6l00 bags coffee to
ESQ Nathan as ~ - sfss ~ ~
MMATANzAs--orgD an'l Maloney-sugsr to- Mprison
PENsAC0IASchr Star70 900 feet lumber to Pooey. Nj
col AGO. 5-is 'ssl,5tess5
PENSACoLA-Sehr Sonthronl5 bales cotton to Frelson
Stevenson &co-50, COO feet lumber Pooley, Ncol &co.
PENsACoLA-Schr West Fiorida-70000 feet lumber to
Pooey, Nicol &co. u - sfFgt ~ ~ 81 asHt
HAVRE-Shp Pyramid ballast s e1-
MATANzAS-Brig so6a-In ballast. sss
BOSTON-Ship Florence Nightingae-l05O tons ice to L
Warner kco-assorted mdse. 4'ef7 t ~ ''''F
CARDENAS-Brig b H Moulton-l72 hhds Is ties and IS
bbls 1nolstscs to A Girsud &co, Sr a1EEEst a'6Hf
. CARDENAS-Schr Ssar-650 bbls molasses to A Graud
geo. 1850 ~ ,-,75 f5Is "A .4flF - ~ 80 ~
MOBILE-steamer a-$l020 specie to Msrrll-as6
bales cotton Tonmtn Billiard Aco2 kedgil Roberts Ter
rill-Tetal 2TS bales cotton. .y--
PENsACoLAschr Martha6OOoo feet lumber 1900 feet OF
sash to A Simpson &c., 9s }Hg 4f Is sfI .lr3
ST ANDREWS BAY-Schr Aurela-360 bbls Of tar 10 G D
Metcaf Ec0--l62 do Post d Mel.
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.SalhnonerS.
MILLINERY,

- ~ WORD IN SEASON-MRS ~
XsESNAI l. A K K h, of Poydras and Ca SSS
mi rondelst streets, has determined to close her AE
SHEsy WINTER STOCK, and therefore offers her ~-->~
Of Perumery, Feathers Flowers Laces, Embroi
deres, Head Dresses Ribbons Tulles Trimming of all
kinds we'll Bonnets and Matllas 20 per below
the usual prices.
1t would well for visiting city call before
purchasing elsewhere aud examine the articles there offered
nj 6na-
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
'' Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be 1t remembered that the 18th January, 1851
the subscriber, Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary, Of the Home Mutual
Company of New Orleans who being duly sor
cordng law do depose and that above
just and and transcript from the books Of
said Company. A. BROTHER, President
JAS. II. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1857. GHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of
the Peace of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved interest of
per in cash the outstanding certificates of profits
holders thereof their legal
MONDAY, the 9th of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend
FORTY 4o) per the earned premiums Of the Com
pany for the ending 3ls December 1856 for which
tifcaes will issued after 18th of March next.
RThis Company continues against peril of the
rivers and loss damage fire. the Of
premium. Office, No. Is Camp street .a-a. e..
"a ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vics.Presdsnt
JAMES Fl. WHEELER Secretary.
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derson Terry &ce-3S1 hhds tobacco H Donegan-3
Martn2A Love- McReynods hco2l hhds tobacco McGre
gor Alloway &co5 hhds tobacco bbl peas Nelson &c5
Is bales cotton Brady German kcoa9S do Mcehee kco-
% DO Cromwell Fuller Watt Noble Mebley
lilo to Robson Aen-45 bales cotton hhds tobacco lis
bxs do 81 Yeatnan col2 hds tobacco
Turner's hds tobacco bales cotton Levy Summersl50
bb -four hhds tobacco vancnln4 hhs tobacco
Short &cosundries orderTotal 1883 bales cotton s6i
hhds tobacco te7A ~
~ RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS oPEIOUsAs AMP GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS0 hhds sugar Perkins &co3 Iauve Mccall
hhs sugar bb do cistern bottoms do sugar
Edward Shift &co-3 sugar Bethel Hare3 bbs moas-
SEES Oliyer-l2 do Scol9 bales W Hack
ney4 do Trosclar Hayde-s96 empty bb 100 ties to A
Dieter. .tlt l5a a-ss.
JEFFERSON AND cARRoLLToN RAIL ROAD
MOBILE-S,earner VIM Bagalay- bales mdse to W Don
nel Seaman Peck &eo3 bales cotton Tareton Whit
ing Tuis-1 bbls potatoes Thompson &eo. box Parmee
Bros-5 bales cotton Lewis Aco4 do Lane Mayied 4co
q gins 2boxes Carter Coos bales ends coil Farley Jnr
6co-6 bales ends Brooks1 trunk Hay-l34 bales
cotton Watt Noble Mobey7 sacks seed Mckelroy Bard
ford-14 gins Gaiswold Sco.
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mr.. LOCKWOOD, WHO HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
~ experience in this city practitioner of medicine for
the future will attend principally office practice. He takes
This method Of informing the public that he treats with upara
e!ed diseases Of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Diarhea aword all chronic
plants; and Rheumatism in its worst form Also the diseases
Of and chdrenespecay of females Proapsus Ute
Feur Abu Amnioerhoea and that class of diseases
termed Yenereal, primary and secondary.
All wLo suffering would do well give call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and speedy
obgate myself to all persons who have rheumatism
Pains il the Limbs make charge for services. Ny
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my Office This
is of recent discoveries in Matera Medical and
taken with perfect safety it being vegetable compound
In of the many humbug advertisements the
newspapers with reluctance give my the public.
Address or call on at DAVIDSUN'S ROW, las CARON-
DELFT street between Poydras and Hevia Streets
Office up stairs. Hours from A. NJ to P. NJ
7.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS-BY
which their Incomes must be Doubed-rhe undersigned
has invented and obtained letters from the United States
Tor the and combination Of machinery for convert
ing Seed Cotton into Yarns by continuous process
Gin through the preparation and spinning machinery until is
ready for shipment weaving. The saving of COTTON
process the machinery the cotton into bales
its handling at ALL and those open and denangle witch
very destructive in their fibre
dpensabe to those OF ginning and spinning separate
tactures, YARNS made of unbrokrn fibre,
will be fifty cent stronger will command advanced prices
and they will distance all competition in any arket
The undersigned is prepared dispose Of privileges
his and Planters will be Informed terms with
plete Instructions how it, how obtain the best
chinery and all other necessary particulars application
dressed to here, with rooms,
corner Front and l)auphn streets, up stairs.
feS ly&W GEOR6E q. HENRY, Mobile Ala
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TT9 MISS LOUISA STENT, FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAkER most respectfully informs the Ladies' of
H New Orleans that she has commenced business No lG6
I'm Canal street and that she will be most happy
orders entrusted to her
The latest styles Of Walking aud Evening Dresses; Robe de
Chambre aud Ball Dresses made few hours notice.
the most reasonable terms.
Stent will wait upon Ladies' their residences when
rennired 90 If
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CATTLE mARKET.

III JEFFERSON CITY, March s.
Arrived al head of Cattle. moderately fair stock of
Sheep, fine Oattlea Mich Cows market Hogs and
Veal Cattle in demand. rN7a
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WKkrnns, Krc. After nearly three weeks drought
We Wsfe Myured on Thursday with real soaking
rim II nbpdt twelve hours duration, and Which the
parche4 eixth drank up With avidity. The crops
st0od greatly In need of II, and il escape frost,
She vel1eahle world will soon assume its summer
esxss "a III IS remarkable forward, some Of it hay
ing A1rs1 Stained height Of twelve to fourteen
inches BE in almost every field the rows are dis
tinctly marked Prospects are certainly fiattering.
iA55SS Ft q IHouma Ceres, It'll.