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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1855

10 bis reply to the complaints OF L'id
Napier, Oh the part Of his Government, that
the American flag is used on the African
o,ast as cover to slavers Of all nations, and
main tanning that the United States is bound
to increase the African squadron from three,
the present number of vessels, to four, &C., Gen.
Cass communicates to Lord Napier the views
Of our Government at length. He studious.
ly avoids giving offence to England, though
be comments with severity upon the Coolie
trade and the laws OF England relating
thereto, and aoimadverts upon the African
apprenticeship system Of Louis Napoleon
Gen. Cass regrets the abuse Of the American
dag by vessels not entitled TO claim that pro-
lection; but eanDot admit that our Govern
ment is responsible for this abuse to a
greater extent than it has employed its efforts
to prevent it. He further refuses to acknow-
ledge that We are bound to add another ves-
sci to our African squadron; and, after re-
viewing the treaty stIpulatious, contends that
we have fully complied with them in letter
and spirit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17
The Assassin. Of Napoleon III.

A correspondent OF toe New York Tribune
solves the apparently n'Oluble mystery con-
nected with the sttempted assassination OF
Na2ulaOn, that 10 this instance, as 10 all 9TH
ers, the conspiralors were Italians. lie says
these attempts have all been made by the
Carbonari, one of those terrible secret socie-
ties which have always existed on the con-
tinent, and about the proceedings OF which
so much has been said 10 novels and dramas.
Immediately after the French Revelation OF
1890, there were numerous insurre0tionary
attempts in the states of the Church, all Of
which were put down by th Pope's soldiers.
These instructions, the writer says, were all,
the work OF the Cartonari. In them, toe
preseat Emperor OF the French, and his
brother, now dead, we're deeply concerned
They were both sworn members oil the
society OF CarbOnari, having been introduced
by Pletri the present Minister of foIice.-
Mazzini, and the prescott Pope, Plus TX, were
also members, az was likewise Charles
Albert the present King Of Sardinia. IL is
a we'll Known fact, that this society never
forgives renegade member, aud according
10 the Tribunc's correspondent, this ID the
reason why Mazzini has so steadily opposed
Plus, aud Charles Albert, and why the life
OF Napoleon III is sought with sucn uutiring
perlinac ty.-Rich. Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17
The opinion that as soon as the Kansas

The opinion that as soon as the Kansas
ouestion ID settled, the President will CON-
10 unicate to Congress message in relation
to Cuba, is gaining ground. Mr.. slidell, in
the Senate Thought to speak the Presidents
views, J lately made speech, in favor OF the
purchase of Cuba. The SUN required ior
the purchase Of the island-if indeed. it can
be bought-throws the advocates of other ex'
peuditures for national purposes, aback. Mr.
Polk of Missouri, declared at once that he
was for making the Pacific railroad first,
and buyinp Cuba afterwards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The case of Prussian 81 i.ct ri7
Disler, who has been arrested at P8gg
Ky, under the extraditiou treaty, a.! {,
be taken back to his pa,ige country.
tried, not, as is alleged, fOr the cr.a.
which he was arrested, but for sJma p +.
offence, calls for the interpo-'taa " ..r !
eminent, who should force q s.ci,r c-.
ance on the part Of foreign go.ara--
with the provisions Of the treaty uni.'n
this arrest has been made. Nas ]
strongly in favor Of punishing crime ar.
ways desire to see laws and ire ua, ,".
out to their full eZtent, and am .rf Of.
undoiug what has been done By "-r
able statesmen, yet II the DtSp.'' q. D
rope, are 20 use this treaty as uria' n"
cure the victims OF their hatred 90. r.
gence, especially .tor po'f'rR olsae.'. e.
mitted against then, It should he % g.4
rogated. When a resident VI or t.a.
arrested 10 a foreign couhtG aaiha.'
he should be tried on TIA; -gee.l' =.
and if acquitted. should be rc.n-u D. Pc
former position by the gpSerom %. a'' .
the arrest, and under no crcGr'4.:a b
lowed to be tried while there, i,- arI -
offence. The case cited above s0.,"s
one in which an attempt has teen OBJ.
violate this treaty, and cosnizla;s $40.
taken of 1t at once by Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17
NJ HSEf.

In Washington, on tie roth ln,'ar. +.
Rev. Stephen p. Hill, CHARLES 4. 81
to ELIZABETH WYMAN a.I OF "a.-.
On Wednesday, the 7th int. b.. De-.
Andrews. DR.. JOHN {. NbNWl'h. "
more, TO Miss ROSALIE T.. dan-a'r
Berry, esq, Of Shepherdsto"u Va
On the 3Oth Of Marc last al - J.
by the Rev. VI. T.. Marvin, Nr GALL.
Of 81. Louis, to Miss NJ F.. HARDIN
ter OF Mr.. Edward Harding, Of Loua'
". Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

In the Senate. on Wednesday. Senator
Gwin presented the joint resolutions of the
California Legislature, iostructlng her ssoa'
tors and requesting her Representatives in
Congress to vote for the Immediate admission
of Kansas. as a State, under the Lecompton
.on,titution. o. the presentation OF these
oscillations. Mr.. Broderick stated that he
shoold disregard them, because, as be sa'd'
they did not express the wishes Of majority
of the people Of California.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The remarks Of the Washington Union in
relation to the adjournment Of Congress, are
judicious and we'll expressed. There is time
enough now to act-but not to gable. Bust-
ness should be the word! The whole country
is tired Of prosy harrangues upon thread bare
subjects
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The remains Of Mr.. Benton arrived at st.
Louis on the 18th, at four o'clock in the after
noon. and we're escorted to the residence of
Col. Brant by the military and large con-
course of citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The Richmond Enquirer says:--"We ap-
prehepd no serious difficulty in the fual adj
iustment of our relations With the British
Government. As matters Now stand. there
10 bot one step Of diplomatic arrangement
REQUIRED for the DEVIATION of present or pro-
.neetiye sources Of dispute. That step lis the
.broession of the Bulwer Clayton treaty."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The boiler of the steamer Falls City ex-
ploded on the l4th, just as the boat was
leaving New Orleans. Seven or eight per-
sons were killed and others were injured.
Mr.. John Simonds was among the wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The U. S. Steamer Susquehanna has ar
rived below New York. She has had LOO
cases of yellow fever. Eighty five were lett
at Port Royal, Jamaica. There were Il
deaths during the voyage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

A correspondent says:-"You have men
toned the names Of several towns in Virgin.
ia that have PIT IN for the National Foundry.
Can You mention the name of one that has
not?" We don't know that We can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives hos appointed as the Committee OF Con
ference on the part of the House, Oh the
Kansas bill, Messrs. English of lnd'ana'
Stephens of Georgia, aud Howard OF Nlchi'
gao. Let these gentlemen now proceed TO
their work, with real desirs to settle the
question fairly and bonorably.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The report Of the great destruction of
property in Beutonville, Arkansas, by bur
ricaue, received by telegraph, is contradlc-
ted. Now, the telegraph agents ought to let
the public know who sent the false despatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The new act for the inspection and weigh
Jog of grain in Baltimore, will 90 into opera
ton on the LIST Of May, when the newly ap.
pointed Inspector General aud bis four as
sistants will commence operations. 1t is a
law which is only operative, at the option OF
the grain seller, who can sell with or with
out inspection as ho may think proper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The committee of the Directors of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, to whom had
been referred the subject of the ten per cent.
reduction upon the salaries Of the employees,
have submitted report recommending that
reduction of that amount be made upon
such salaries only as exceed the SUN of
$3.50; and also that the passenger conduc-
tors should be exempt from any reduction
whatever upon their former salsries-which
report was adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

Turks Island advices of March 9th, state
that provisions were plenty, and that an
abundant supply of salt was on hand. The
Home government has refused the appica-
sou of the people Of Turks Island for an al
teration in their constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The passenger train on the Central Rail
road for Stanton, ran through the Blue
Ridge Tunnel on Tuesday, and hereafter the
trains on that road will run through it reg
ulsrlY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17
Mormon War Song,

The Deseret News Of January 9th ha.
war song, of which the following is the frs
verse.
Who in all Deseret's afraid
OF Uncle Sam, and a that
His wond 'rous power, his great parade
OF soldiers arms and "a that;
And d that and that,
His wisdom, wealth, and a that;
'Gainst Mormon right ne long may fight
And We, be fooled tor a that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17
Notwithstanding the concessions ma

Notwithstanding the concessions made
by Paraguay to Brazil, aud the great cxertions
made to concert peace by various negotia-
tons, war is said to be inevitable, and both
sides are preparing for it. The dispute is
about the ownership Of the district called
Montegrosso. occupied by Paraguay, but
claimed By both.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

II EROoENE OIL LAMP>.-The subscri.
IL bers having been appointed Agents for
the sale of KEROSENE OIL LAMPS, IN this
city, respectfully call the attention Of the pub
lie TO them. As Tor safety and economy they
are not to be excelled by any Lamp yet invented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

A meeting of the citizens Of Norfolk,
friendly to the object and action of Gov.
Wi.s. 10 sallipg the extra session Of the Le'
.;,,stu,s. W. called for Tbursdsy night lest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17
ATEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED All RLCH

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT RICH.
Y .ARDS'-I would call the attention OF the
Ladies, to further stock OF Neapoli,an, Flor
eace, Leghorn, English Straw, II Braid, Pedal,
and colored Straw Bonpe's, Flats and Hats for
Infants and Misses French Flowers, among
which are some beautiful Wreaths, Rusche of
my own manufacture, which will warrant all
silk; Ribbons, new styles just out, Dress Trim.
mngs, Buttons, six or eight different kinds of
HOPED Skirts, French Working materials,
Shawl Borders, Worsted Patterns, and all kinds
OF Fancy Working materials.
w. B. RICHARDS, JR.,
apl7 10 King street.
y. B.-Particular attention paid to making
mourning, Fancy Silk and Grape Bonnets, and
satisfaction invariably guaranteed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

I'OLD PENS GOLD PENS!!-The NE
X Plus ULTRA" for writers for sale al & T..
FRENCH'S Book Newspaper, and Magazine
Depot, lOi King street
PRISCEs PRpTEAS FOUSTAN PEN-PES, PEN
HOLDER, AND INKsrAED CoMBIyED-Ths Pen is
recommended 10 all who use Ink, as a perfect
invention. 1t has been approved by writers in
every portion of the civilized world, and, with.
ont doubt, is the only perfect Fountain Pen ever
offered to the public.
No. will write from s to Il hours without filling
No2 " 4 20 "
No.3 3to 4
II can be filled and left for months without
being opened, and when opened, the Ink flows
a. freely as if just filed. But want OF time and
space precuies the enumeration Of half OF the
excellent qualities of this incompatible Pen.
1t must be used TO be appreciated
Besides the above celebrated Pen have just
received large and carefully selected assert
ment OF GOLD PENS, from the best manufac-
,urers III tne country. Cau suit all tastes. Pr.
ees 10.
new and beautiful GOLD Pes HOLDER, for
the Ladies Ebony Holders, with Silver tips, for
Gold Pens; Gutta Percha Holders, Gold mount
ed for do.
All persons in want of Pens that can be de.
pended upon, can, for yIhiug consideration,
supply themselves Ivy calling at FRENCH'S
Book and Periodical Depot apl7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

Great efforts are making to abolittonise the
American Tract Society. May all such at
tempts come to naught!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

MORE NEW BOOKS.-Lye Of Harelook.-
vi A Biographical Sketch OF Sir Henry
HaveIock, K. {. B., by the Rev. Willie Brock,
with likeness, maps &c price 75c. ~ g.
900 copies OF this work were subscribed for in
England, before publication.
Common Sense applied to the LIVING, or the Bi.
bic or the People, by Catharine +. Beecher, 81.
.AIerdader on The Act.-The Acts Of the A pos
ties Explained by Joseph Addison Alexander,
in two volumes, $3.50
Christianity IN The KIehcn.-A Physiological
Cook Book, by Mrs. Horace Mann, 7jc.
n CWisttan Memorial of Two Sisters, united
in life, in death they were not divided" Soc.
Manuel Of Photography adapted to Amateur
Practice, WhippIes A!Durne Process by Geo.
B. Coae, re. Just published, and for sale by
anil ROBT. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

The Baltimore Exchange says.--"Another
coroner's inquest has just been closed; an
other stereotyped verdict of death by vio-
lence at the hands of some person or persons
unknown" has been rendered over the body
of Benjamin Jones; and another mystery"
has thus been added to the dark catalogue of
UNPUBLISHED crime. We cite the fact not for
the purpose of finding fault with the verdict
of the jury iD this particular case, but as q
further illustration Of the perfect futility Of
all such proceedings aud of the general folly
of "Crowner's quest law" as practised in
this city"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

XTooL purchased By MIL : S''
" u %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

A GOOD CHURN.-If the Upright Barrel
II Churn does not give SUBTRACTION, it may
be returned within thirty days, and the money
will be refunded. For sale by
ap IL JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17

Mayor Tiemann, of New York, seems deter
mined to break up tho "Gift Enterprise"
s@indles and lottery policy concerns. He
has had several of the managers arrested
and the investigation has shown that immense
sums have been extracted from the gulliole
public at distance. The Mayor declares
that he is determine to break 10 the gamo,.
ling places Of the city, and has no idea Of
leaving the work half done. He has COM
menced an discriminating warfare upon
every species of gambling, aud Is deter
mined to break up gilt enterprises with the
rest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-13

PORT misunderstanding Robt Waermal--I6 bbls -four
81 hates cotton 10 Tarleon Whiting Tuls bales cotton
Henderson, Terry Eeo3 DO Piils9uTg-4 Kelly kco-
Farley Jurey EcO6 bales Pitcher Goodrich Sco9 do
Edward Male &coS aladdin Sexes2 Coleman Britton
Withers-li0 head cattle Noel MeQuoid-l box L Foger-
sundries to order-Toal 241 bales cotton
BREMEN-Ship Ca-i bales linens 80 boxes linens boxes
cutelgrey do mtss 800 demjohns PayrG3 boxes mdss
Dryer tco18 do Cramsr Eco5 do 2 Motion sc9-l do
Do kergen kcolG do Waruekin Kircho-5 do casks mdse
Bredow Wusthol do 20 boxes mdse koeng lerneckel
ID Snrsendick Ece-I do Behreus- cSk do y GreH &cO
box do Kuekle56 do wine 1912 nests kits Eogts Jeaue-
go5l0 boxes pipes do mise casks mdse do oil TO
Thee Seller &co- hampers mineral water box wine TO u
Smith, mdse y casks beer do pnms hoXes bottles 20
baskets settler water Duntzs &coI wine JAcqne-2S2
hunters bottles S2S bxs pipes 435U dmohus Buddecke Il
col box mdse cask wine 52S2 flag stones to order
NEW Y0RK-ship Tran4uebar-Assorled mdse.
LIYERPooL-Shp Pequot-5O1 tons coal 10 order
CAMPEACHY-Schr Joaquin-In ballast.
BosTON-shp Nansetll5 ice and 1885 pkgs mdse tc
order.
BREMEN-ship Carl--Assorted mdse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-13
lin @Elsans alansg aLarkft.

IlFFICE, z
Tuesday Evening, Oct. Az 1928 }
There 4ss change the general money market
gss suFDly II ample and any wanting money
M @es' - ss3 - ar. ;,saif ,4nornts
gaua securities can Obtain = thee Wefs sepD sl'l ~
AZ ssag paper placed To-day at per cent? and on1e iouE
. Tbere IA HDf sufficient paper Offering to
E 81 s5 E,,cbanse having now rsoeded
h1s9Kh tae nlepAll9y ~ llp1lef S5 ts - -
ths seie psyng point ought 10 recSve large sums OF
;a r 49, the West for vestrent. As regards
SN.1 Hia n + - . a1os.r1 49,. IT,
shipments if9a New agfAl lns il1aAse y .4'
chasge such high rates to Illustrate shipments
esT on sraeie pom NeyyyoFk to New Orleans
Y t7 Ks .i,f.,,sY,s 4;+act ana 81 rer espt
tts5 require p PET esg'' W AleiHAs mess ~ = ~ ~
where konchea at Havana This with freght and
witch range from Il6th 10 X ii and Y
~ ,,, X ,,ir si,i,,,s1 ts M mar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-13

GALVESTON AND SABINE PAss-steamship Matagorda
% sacks coee salt 81 bbs -four, 10 ties HAMS 81 kegs
nails, 25 pkgs mdBe.
BOSTON-Ship Tmor-772 bales cotton Sc bales WOOL 45S
bbIs -four 5000 slaves.
BosToN-shp Tarquu829 bues cotton 1889 sacks corn,
q bales hemp, SJl9 bbs -four, 2 bNs mdse.
CORK AND MARKET-ship wsIiugton-l9n bales Of
cotton.
ATTAKAPAs-schr q soney-l bale cotton 81 bbls Of
-four hhds coal 5000 feet lumber p pkgs groceries, pigs Of
mdse.
ACOLAschr Lizzie Mezcks52 bbls pork l2 hbs Of
ocees bs olasses 20 81 boxes groceras, do
mdse hhds bacon hhds bbls susrr 10 sacks flee
20O sacks corn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-13
sTREET COM,R--OFFICIAL

T7IRsT DISTRICT PoUND-Evas brought
70 he Frs bsigios Pound, Dryades street between
Julia and GiFoi streets, esray-
brown by horse pony about IL hands high branded D.
On toe elt ap@ids win '"a0 @oO00
Which il not claimed within ten days Expenses there
on paid WILDE sold pubc auction at said pound, III IS
DAY 0c,ober Goth 1858, ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
!, q FLE6aIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered september - l0' T. j. HITsELBERGER
Deputy Comptroller.
ENPAV1 DU PREMIER DISTRICT-u n
u etc conduit dtp6 des epaves du Premier District
IN POM denviron - mains de hut eampe B. y
epe gazette ayaut une see MeSicane, DIES eers de
s. ls al animal pas racInn6 dams dix iours ct les is
AARbl 70 octObrs 1855 /, E heirs 4 NJ
Nonvele-0rleAns, Y octo6re, ISIS. ocl3 20 70
SECOND DISTRICT POUND--Wa brought
tothe Second District Pound Derbsny street. between
One white she goat, with brown stripes. ~ 49,.
One white small she goat without horns aud white he Kid
One black goat with white spss aud brown md white
one white, grey and black spotted she CONT.
one black and white She goat with 'he right ear under
one white she goat, with large horns.
yellow cow win me End Of the left horn en "a le
split and the end of the right ear cut of and split no visible
Witch Wei if no Claimed within days and the expenses there
TuEsSTAY october IS 1855 ii IL o'clock, NJ,
Ne" o's.D' = SO . FLECH1ER. Street Commissioner.
f'sS's'''Sa 0''o0'' = l''9 j. HtTsELBEReER,
Deputy Comptroller.
EVPAVE DU SECOND DEsTRICT.;-m a
T. epaye lu Second District Derbgny
UHe cIevre blanche, a raies brnnes.
Une petite ch6ye Blanche ct I'm cheTreau sans
Une ahvro uOre yau teches banches chevreau
Une caSvFc blanche ct grise tachetee de nor
Une cheyre blanche ct nor aysn oree ecourtee en- deS
Gne c9syre blanche, gyant de tongues sornes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-13
-sao ..,.,.,r,.,-..-, EsONTCElA RTEkAEN RAEL-
liza ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
InI&
Departure Of Cars

On Sundays The train will leave the city every hour
after O'Clock.
Horse will leave the city every morning O'clock,
and the Lake hour after the last steam trains.
Extra special trips, whom required, by notifying the
duCtor.
Station House has been erected at GENTLY Ridge where
the will stop when required except mail Tpa
and after O'Clock Sundays. Fare each Is and
the Conductor have timely notice stop. NJ II
szzaa - FOR LAKE BORONB
&gf$N s4A hSs and Mexican GuME&lCAN
SsSSE s2As-SIEES g.dEE-aaSSGULF RAILWAY. - Depot
corner of Goodchildren and Champs Eiyssee
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
To Proctorville Lake Borg1e-d'sGee 28 miles. Fare
through, 50 cents; children and slaves, half price
Departure Of Trhins-nAILY.
Leave the city for the Lake, ........l0 A. NJ
.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a P. NJ,
Lake city, at..........'..'. .','.. pa 4. NJ
Rt,,-..---..,.. z. Nj.
Office 90 Common street. Fer all business Of the Railroad
Department my other business connected with the estate
the late Alexander Gordon apply to
w. q. FAREWELL, Executor,
who the y person authorized make engagements sign
obligations for the road
omnibussesleave Canal street every fifteen minutes ,or
the depot seq II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-13

Notice Is hereby given that all claims which appear
up0n proper examination due from the books OF Baylor
20 and all claims which be esah shed y due process OF
law will he promptly paid, with interest N iull ,
This occasion taken inform the friends OF DlREGf
correspondents OF Baylor Co throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business season.
advances viii be made nsual In New Orleans on Cotton TOT
teas for this balances due on each shipment
Orders for Cotton Baing will be hel by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
the Cotton already sold can be entl9ed duplicate
b. Public Accountant and those Interested To
delay PLANTERS who shipped will send forward the
marks and weights their Cotton and sneh other information as
will facilitate the matter.
An LEVERS private As we'll as business relating the
fairs Of BAYLOR Co. direct trade, win hr addressed K
80, q. BAYLOR. A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON.u