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REMOVALS.

u EMOv ED-SAMUEL n. GILMAN has removed
IL from No. 10 Gravier street No. 48 St. Charles street
corner oil Gravier aus I'm
r EMOVAL.IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FIRE
IL which occurred In their establishment Friday night
Messrs CROoKES co. have temporarily located them
selves at No. 63 Tchoupouas street. the occupied
oy WIN. Savage. je27tf
u EMOVAL -THEO. FROIS' WHOLESALE DRY
Goods store has been temporarily removed from No 81
to No. l8 Canal street. between tbs the
river and will back the about the LIST Of
September. ie3O I'm
u EMOVAl4-I HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
II Of the fire to No. 6S Baronne street.
1elS II R. ". LONG.
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FOR OPELOUsAs.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 9Th August, at Pm.
FOK OPELOUSAS = The steamer
Rayou Belle, John Lyons, master t, will
Simnsport all landings the Atcdasaya, and also tax
ing passengers for Donaldonvle Paquemne, Baton Rouge
Port Hudson Bayou Sara Morgatzi the Mouth Of Red
River. For freight or passsge, apply on board.
VIRGINIuS q. DENT2EL.
aul9 Advertising Agent.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Regular TUESDAY Packet.

Regular TUESDAY Packet,
sa New Orleans and vicksburg q. 4. Mail Line.
,E% = FOR DONALDSONVILLE.P Plaque
mit e. Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
- Red River Landing Fors Adams. Matches,
Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warenten and
vlcksbnrE- The new steamer Clarmer, Capt W O. VII.
son. will commence her trips the I'd Of August leaving New
Orleans every TUESDAY o'clock p. NJ trouehout nm
sessSn. D. R. CARROLL / co Agents,
y@ II 81 C0ropde at 4 rNAt
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WHITE, 1'HuS. LIZ, BooKsELLEa AND STA.
w !ioner. No. los Canul street.
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P0RGEs EXPRESS NJ
TO LAKE SHORE TRAVELLERS.

connection with the Mobile and Lake Shore packets
Ponehartran Railroad having the exclusive privilege the
Families going the lake. by leaving their orders
transportation of baggage the oca Of James lines
Ponchertran RRiroad depot and Mr. Whittermore Lake
End, vii! be promptly attended to. uys I'm
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de,a .,a,nrs :. . -, =, pi1
( Ra,.hi;sssmsnt An Go Srr us
Nouvel1e orean. az ia Ion;siens-No "a ne e'
I'm VERTJJ dswm ,.rSt sSe Z; erS Tscans = NJ ~
T. adresss OAR phonoraSs na9eme Cour IL D;strct "a
Ia Nouyele Orleans dams Iaars dessns h. nroc1desa T.
sAMEDI n d,sodt Issa ~ benrs p NJ ar les ijenx
i,anpl. dss mes Jafars.t. q 49,;
d. eette VILE IL yen,s aafnaicst or
line bonlore cvindrs .e yuvI - yv.s mschis
vapeu ne csse des articles deus
poulies IN es etr etr "a. sn;usnt invenfara an
mon bureau ponr recours ~ 'a INV ~ NeS''e ga
sai.is dams lasIairs cidessu..
'p''" on A''' Il. P1RKER.
--------- -.s.. - = - : e-s-
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr WILLIAM FIORANCE Va CATH.
Of New Orleans ERINE BoWERsNNo. 6ssl.
DY VIRTUE OF a writ of fferi faclas To me
Ddected by the Honorable the sixth District Court III Eev
Orleans the above entitled viii tn aeli
public auction the CITY Hotel Common street between Camp
and Magazine streets on MONDAY 9Th day Of Aueust Iao
O'Clock M -
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e. SLAVE DEPOT, No. 1876 tinAyIER AND !.
"a DRYADES STREETS.
SE& TO TRADERS, PLANTERS AND MERCH ANTS
E avug opened oil stand the LIST of january,
good accommodation ',r 2l9 Negroes, respectfully
is.,t tne patronage Of my OIL friends and customers.
feis,y q. i. HATCHER.
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WANTED.

TEACHER WANTED-A SINGLE GENTLE
MAN, OF rood morals and gaod temper who Is entirely
competent TO teach all the branches Of Eneh taught in
ing the undersigned by letter Bayou Chco parish OF ST.
Landry, La. Good references will be required.
aul5 81 c. H. TATMAN. NJ. D.
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r ED RIV E R,

Leaves TUESDAY, sd inst, at PM
+, n - REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
lRAAESi steamer MlnnesoIa-For Alexandria, Nor.
1AA mans, Gortons. Barbn's. and all way landings
on Red Ryer-The entirely light fast elegant
passenger steamer Minnesota. D. Gasscock MASTER viii
Communications, apply on board.
vIRGINIUs @. DENTzEI.,
Aduarf iaineeA rax
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closed mail consisting Of letters newspapers for States
end cities Of the 0erman austrian Postal Union
Norway Swsden. Ponnd Russia Greece Ielsuds ETC.
u sent from the Postodhce IN New York semi weekly
"A mail for the West India Islands will be sent by this
steamer.
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TORKS, CORKS-
" 50 bales Regulars.
Is Pointed.
80 Fine Regulars.
For sale by s. d. liRATIAA 4 CO.,
iyll 20 Gnsromhouss street
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Leaves on THURSDAY, Sept l. at s p. NJ,
St. Louis, Carlo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
H. FOR ST LOUlS-CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Iineis Central at St. Louis
4S-ss% with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The
regular passenger packet steamer j. G. Svvon H. Jones'
master will leave for St. Louis all intermediate landings
above For freight through tickets ali points, North
East Or West, apply on board
R Planters and shippers rely the punctuaty this
steamer
~ No be'ths considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin saterooms secured
Commercial Place.
The above steamer will take freight for Memphis vicks.
burg Eatchez and all Bends will pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZELL
au23 Advertising Agent.
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NJ f. HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
4Ns has removed his office to ANTE CITY, where he vii
attend to locating and surveying land and will GENE
many, Washington and Livingston.
Price OF Government lands under the graduation law2
e acre. Rul2 "
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Leaves on SUNDAY. 18th Inst. at 10 A.
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line
,.@ h . FOR ST. hOUIs-coNNEcTiNa AT
with the Ohio and Mississippi Rairoad-The fne
regular passenger packet steamer hampton B. No re-
master, will leave for ST. Louis Intermediate land
ings as above For freight through tickets to ali points
North, East or West. apply on board. r
Passenges and shippers rely the puncuaity Of
H1- No berth considered engaged until paid for.
of the cabin secured BY
applying at the Companys Office Camp s eet coruer Of
Commercial Place.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
aut9 Advertising Agent
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!, southern Pacific Kailroad.T The UNDER
the LOAN to the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
commended by the meetings Of the Stockholders held the
and 9th of August.
Il important that stockholders and others who intend
contribute TO the same should act promptly.
II believed that appeal ciizsns of New Or
leans who largely in this enterprise
be 10 vain when Other points, having the
for In this city. - "
aus If H. s. FIrIKERsOH loent
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1NHE 1MPRSVED mcCHESNEY WASH.
ING manufactured and for sale by the sub
James sS1 g pso .. hs
will be promptly attended to. All Of lie public ia f
rn and they do not give satisfaction return them and IL.
money will be refunded. j NJ IlAiTaI7 ERTv "u Wv
u No ~ III.
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PHILADELPHIA.

hGR FOR PHILADELPHsA- KEsULAk
AS4G&\ Pack ct Liue-The Al fast sailing brk A ufn.
Ee2.Lynch, master having portion Of har cargo q
board will have quick dispatch For balance freight
sage apply to GEO. VI. HYNsON 4 CO.,
Rpl7 "a CAmp street.
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OFFICE BOARD ASSESSORS,
Room TO- Is City Hall,
New Orleans. August 10, 1859.
6Notics to Tax Payers-The Board OF
rolls Of the 1855 and copies thereof having
been left with the Secretary Of the Board at No 10 City
Hall the be and examined BY the nhab
tants of he said city New Orleans and BY Of the
Of pey said city from O'Clock A. N. till o'clock
NJ, daily, Sundays accepted during THIRTY DAYS from
the 18th inst.
meet at their office No ID City Hall from o'clock A. NJ
till O'Clock r. NJ, the 18th 10Th 2s I'D sd 24 and
18th Of September next to review their app
cation of any person conceving himself sgerieved.
HENRY BIER,
au3 Sod Secretary Board of Assessors.
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ff.ae \, BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY.
iSSssasSaS FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST

f, r. FOR RLADON AND CULLUM
lgsAsa5S sPRINGs-The steamer ADVANCE, Samuel
Ables. master, will lssve Mobile for Bladon and
CuuIa Springs and Dsmopoi Saturday evening" at
O'Clock.
-Returnjng-
Leaves Badon Cuum Springs every Wedne day evening"
at O'clock arriving in Mobile Thursday morning. at
o'clock.
" r. B. SMITH, 4rchouptoulas street,
ie2s Am or SIMPSON i COOKE. Mobile.
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Leaves on TUESDAY, August 3Oth, atbP. NJ
st Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
,-M FOR ST. Louis AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central ST. Louir
n11%z with the Ohio and Mississippi Rairoad.lThe
nne, regular passenger packet steamer Imperial, G.
g. Roge master, will leave for St. Louis ptere.
board. rr'' -
- Planters and shippers rely the punctuay Of
this steamer. -
- No berth considered engaged until paid for.
- plan Of the cabin staterooms secured
BY applying the Company Office 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
yIRGINIuS G. DENTZEI,
aulg Advertising Apent
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'ff1HsReS'' wv 7sIs h4NO
Stocks Of Merchandise Buildings Furniture Manufacturing
damage by Fire and the Perils Of Navigation.
POLICIES issued IN and out Of this city and of 20
per cent. made In CASH
clause. 49, 5000
POLICIES, MARINE and RIVER, issued Of this
CITY, TO Merchandise and Cotton
turn OF 20 cent. made at settlement the first
month. " -
The CAPITAL of the above Companies is all paid up
CASH with large surplus.
All losses adjusted and promptly paid city in CASH
The best Of references given in this city, app
cation at the Office.
P.FAIRCHILD. Agent,
m fhariax rt.oat
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srCrystalI, I DIyislon, No: 4, 3. OF IT,,
G. Az No IN Camp street Officers for the
sr slssk lew w. +. Edw BlsSsney w. A. L Clarke
Thompson g Jas Cotfey A. CT J; 9. Angel s.: w: Nc
L. Clarke ". G. Beecher l. B. Gsinsburgh H. W. McPeake
j. g. Govan.
jyll ly L. A. CLARKE RS.
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time 10 explain the exsting law II the bill were simply
Mobilization Of the revenue laws Of the country for
he should intepose objection, as these laws needed
eodihoation Still he doubted very much whether the
House exactly the body to eodiy even the revenue
laws OF the country He thought thai should be done
by commission or 10y committee specially charged
With the important duty He desired 10 know whether
the the iuqualon OF tonnage duties,
and the change OF the present system OF marine hospitals
received the appreciation of the Secretary OF the Treasury
Mr. JOHN CocHRANE replied that the Secretary Of
the Treasury approved of the bill There might be some
errors ia 1t that his judgment might not approve, but be
was anxious that the bin it stands should pass, rather
than that ii should be defeated.
Mr. CLARK condemned the PROVISIONS in relation TO
new tonnage duties and the marine hospitals, aud in
quired what expense the latter would impose ON the
treasury should the bill become a law
MIR JOHN COCHRANE replied thet for the first year
il would 9ls aud for all subsequent years only
about s344. 9Gi.
Mr. CLARK thought the statement too moderate lie
also condemned the provisions in reference TO the APP
urentica system which he said would create large
number OF offices.
Mr. BuRLINGAME OF Massachusetts,, indicated sew
e,l amendments he should offer at the proper time IN
relation to the Amecnizaticn OF foreign ships fr the
purpose protecting American ship builders The ques-
ton arose whether il wise in them by this bill or
ANY other to take such steps would operate par
tia repeal ut any r.ie great relaxation, OF the
navigation laws la which the commercial marine had bs
come to I've almost if not the first in the world Ii
might be true that the entesng ship building interest
might survive the innovations of the bill but he believed
III provisions nenaced it, and wouldsubect it great
hazard Ships could be built thirty per cent cheaper in
the British provinces than in the United States and he
conended that every interest demanded protection in
this respect for Il the building OF ships stopped the
mage Of the country would sink and it law that
when the tonnage OF the country FELL freghts went up
Mr. COMINs, Of Massachusetts,, obtained the floor
when the committee rose and the House adjourned
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10 SHiPHiSTERS IN THE SOlTH .iALRIclN
TRADE WH0 IRE c0LLLCTfsG N4TERLfLS

Admiral De Chabannes Of the French navy. has. an
will be by the suboned letter undertaken 10 con-
struot upon large scale, and with great minuteness
series OF Pilot Charts rather Of Pilot Tables of the
coasts Of Brazil which promise TO be Of great value to the
practical navigator To enable that distng officer
To carry out this admirable plan numbers Of obser-
vaons will be required American navgaors will reap
largely of the benefits resulting from such tbulaton
whatever they may be-
therefore request that those ira lug the Brazs or
the liver, who are cooperating with me- will have the
kindness TO Contribute each his mite to this undertaking
by sending to the Admiral Of the French consul al
Rio extracts from their log for much of the VOYAGE as
may lilo between the line and the river These extracts
should dHer from the abstract log in this the abstract
log requires the winds 10 be entered three times day
these extracts should give them for every hour
Navigators who were formerly in that trade may help
the good work by making from their old logs
AL such, II sent to me- will be duly forwarded to Rio.
All vessels arriving ia Rio WILL it is hoped offer the Adj
mirai the use Of their logs NJ II. MAURY.
OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON, January ~, 1859.
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THE FRENCH FASHIONS


fon tbs Isrs Correspondence the Sor American Uale
States Gazette, December 23l
Our millinery establishments are now entrepots Of hall
costumes, Ia preparation for presentations receptions
soirees and grand balls In two weeks all Paris will be
dancing dancing in the palace In the salons, Ia the
opera houses dancing in tiny drawing rooms, hardly
large enough to admit three cinolnes. aud where
packed some hundred hooped danes. Dancing IA
the cabarets .dss es caBprss rosne "a euioTe
De riguss as ANNOUNCED by the sign on foTlorn old
mansion of the p0gs Latin. We have several beau-
ui evening costumes, OF which Of blue terry vel
vet the skirt Is without trimming, but very full
the low necked body is open po almost to the waist
1t is followed out and forms braces which fastened
the shoulders the front piece is composed Of body
OF plated muslin with sleeves Of the same borered with
terry velvet and they covered by yUlnnnous white
tue pulls This toilette is completed by Egyptian
cache petgne pretty eoifuie formed by tress Of blue
terry velvet sprnkled with gold erescents il comes
rather forward, and forms behind two rings, in which
small gold poniais enriched with sapphires inserted
Another is of joagacolored tue there are four skirts
satin slip of the shade The upper skirt is
open, and is trimmed round the Others with pinked
ruches Of gauze The body is of tn with double berthe
OF lace, trimmed with ruches OF satin The bogoans sres
also decorated with aces and ruches Tule Grape
laan and all the light thin materials thc appropri-
ate ball costume for demoisees, for young married
ladies The trimmings are yarious-feaihers, flowers,
ruches pearls and ribbons are all employed for full
dress decorations For young ladies, satin ribbon bows
with long ends, form becoming and favoe style of
naInent We four skirts of tulle two pink and two
white alternately over slip OF white MORE antique
The tulle skirts Topped up at equal distances by
bouquets Of wild flowers with light wreaths from one
bouquet To the other The low body is formed of tue
bouillonnes and blonde the top trimmed round
with very fine wreath of flowers with small sprays fall
ing the body the two in front finished by large
tufts.
Dab velvet is much used for making walking bonnets
They are often fashioned entirely of the velvet aad sim
ply ornanented with lace but for visiting they
trimmed with scarfs of lace and of bghtcolored velvet
There Is colored velvet-peach blossoms color
exceedingly becoming TO most compilations rosete
of the velvet placed the top Of the hat with long
ends falling each side Under the end the left side
il placed long cued feather which is gracefully twist
60 across the curtain White satin and coloed velvet
are mixed in making dress bonnets.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAW OF the UNITED STATES.


AN ACT making appropriations for the support Of the
Military Academy lor the year ending the thfieth OF
June, eighteen hundTed and sixty
BE saaeiei By t&s Ssaa AID Ioass n Representatives d
ls Uaof STATES u baaioI "a C0gsss assembled, That the
following sums be- and the same are hereby appropt
ated out Of any money in the treasury not otherwise APP
pFOpriated for the support Of the Military Academy for
the year ending the thireh Of June eighteen hundred
and sixty
For pay of officers instructors cadets and musicians
hundred and fifteen thousand seven hundred and
eigty-six dollars.
For Communication Of subsistence four thousand one hun
dred and sixty-One dollars
For forage for officers horses, sixteen dollars
For pay in lieu of clothing TO officers servants
hundred and twenty dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses foows repairs
and improvements fuel, and apparatus forage postage
stationery tanspoItatio printing clerks miscellaneous
and incidental expenses and departments OF instruction
thirty-fye thousand six hundred and ten dollars.
For gradual increase and expense of library thou
sand dollars.
For expenses the board Of visitors three thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For forage OF artillery and cavalry horses thou
sand five hundred and forty five dollars.
For supplying horses for artillery and cavalry practice
one thousand dollars.
For repairs of officers quarters five hundred dollars
For models for the department of cavalry two hundred
and fifty dollars
For extension of water pipes and increase Of reservoir
two thousand five hundred dollars
For targets and batteries for artillery exercise hun
dred and fifty dollars
For furniture for hospital for cadets hundred dol
| lars.
For urinary condults for cadet barrack yard with
vice five hundred and fifty dollars.
For addition to latrines, pyes ia cadet barraek
yard, seven hundred and fifty dollars
For latrines, prvies at cadet camp ground, five
hundred and fifty dollars.
For sewers TO river from sappers Dragons artillery,
and band barracks thousand seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
demc building, three thousand five hundred dollars
Approved IL January 1859.
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On Monday nghttbe coolest night on record In this
yciuity-a young in Piantsville, Southinston by
the name Of Ransom Gldding, made wager that he
would walk from O'CLOCK till sungise ihs next fng
u We opan air. without SIN otercoat The feat was sue
tessfully performed by him, aud, what Is marvellous,
without being touched by the frost. The New Haven
LEICESTER thinks Gadding must be blessed with const.
tuition equal TO that OF the United States.
The tax collectors of Georgia have made their settle
nens at the treasury ON the day prescribed by law The
small amount o. $1,000 70 81 500, still due OF Che taxes
vii be paid IN few days, IL resulted from wfonk cal.
CITATIONS 10 che collectors This g surely an evidence
the prosperity of the State md the promptes OF her
e'iz'ns 70 pay the burdens Of government
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-. o. McsuIRE & co. Auctioneers.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS ORIGINAL
Paintings PHILIP has the pleasure OF
the lovers that he has received from we'll
Of nrstclass Paintings and water color
Ia wings which pubic auction without
reserve Tuesday 18th day Of January in at o'clock
his fine Gallery yania avenue between 9th and
10Th Streets,
Tho works comprise specimens by D. Pync Briggs r. A. Earle
Bowness Lewis Iby A. r. A. H. B. wins, Muller, j. wilson,
Fsc tauwhe Maguire, Pether F. z Poole r. A. and Ken
meth NcClcry.
Frsuc1 School
Caset Toruemine Brooha Cognard Achle, a. Deye
deux Ie Drouhyu lesson, iele, and lanfint de Metz
With old Gallery Paintings By Amber representing the
Si-gcs OF offend.
The Water Color Draieings.
Haghe Jatsu Turner Frpp Pulp, r. Richardson,
Davidson, Bentley Ralt Pearson, Wills Ford Rowboihain,
Jenkins and Bnfidge
authenticity will be given demand with every
the attention particularly
The paintings viii be
after Monday the 10th instant
loguos may obtained and VIII be forwarded app
cation FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller No. 332 Penn. avenue,
between 9th and 10th
forms $50 under cash sum- credit so and
90 days satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
j. c. MCGUIRE Co,
Jan 8--so6is Auotioncers.
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Nav YoRK, Jan. ls.-Cotton closed gulet-sales Of
600 bales Flour frm-sales of 5000 barrels state,
81 As 81 rs; Ohio IS 60 a So 90 southern So 40 a
IS so Wheat buoyant-saes of 49, 600 bushels south
ern red, 81 IL 81 Is; white, 81 Is a 81 35. Corn
quiet--sales of 1900 bushels mixed, s5 cents old
southern yellow, 90 cents, Pork Is bnoyant-mess,
SIT so SIT GO. Lard firm and holders demand an adj
vance-quoted at liz liz cents Whiskey is hr-- :.
261 cents. Sugar has advanced csnt trleons ca .
cents, Coffee is frm-R.o, IL liz cents Molaasses
hrm-Oreans, 30 80 cents Naval stores and rice are
quiet and generally unchanged
hAITlaoHH Jan Is. Flour Is quiet Howard. street
ana ONO 80 "a. Wheat hrrn-~white 81 35 a 81 4s !;
red 81 "a a - "a Corn Is scarce white, rs cents
WhiskeY Ia ARA.
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The message of Gov. Banks, of Massachusetts deiv-
cred 10 the legislature Of that State Friday is di-
rect practical business like paper confined solely the
affairs Of the Common wealth II avoids throughout any
suson TO national politics the question Of slavery
The Louisville Journal estimates the hog crop this year
at q 10000 hogs, against q 430, 600 last year The
quality Is vastly Interior there being falling OF in
weight OF eight twenty per cent which will make the
real supply equal to about l,s75ooo compared with
last year.
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nv j. O. MCGUIRE 8 Co. Auctioneers.

TIIANCERY SALE.--By virtue of decree Of the
Court Of the District of Columbia, OF
Washington, made In the If Weaey and Walker al
wu Cnss heirs administrator viii public auction on
Friday, 2slh day January instant ~ O'Clock D.
premises lot number sixteen 6 in square No. twenty eight (2S
with the impruy emens consisting Of old dwelling
one-hird purchase money rad
residue equal paym twelve
spccvey; secured by approved The IL
complied with within week the sale, otherwise the
property y fesod the the purchaser
.kef week nOticF.
WALTER 9. COX, Trustee,
JAS c. MCGUIRE X Co,
Jan S-2.wSds Aucioneers.