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BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auc,foneer--Of6ce 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, 21st January, 1850, at II
- o'clock NJ the Charles Exchange By virtue and In
of Of the Hon. r. f. Morgan Judge Of the
Second District Court dated December 1859 No. 6a21 will
proceed to sell for the succession Of Perry Waeld
deceased the following descsbed-
TWO LOTS Of GROUND, situated in the square bounded
by Ter.ch6re Pysna Syades and Eutepe streets design
aed as lots Nos and sketch annexed act of diy
sion OF stock before O. Boadonsquit late Notary Public
the 18th March, 1s4S.
Lot No adjoin the Of the lots fronting Prytania
street and measures 81 feet inches front on Terpchore street
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon consisting of
new kitchen building with slate roof and two cserns
rented at twenty dollars per month, in adeuuee.
Lot NO adions LOT No. 2. has the front Terp
sGore stre and depth between parallel lines together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon consisting Of build
inss rented AT eighteen dollars per month
E@on lot No. there three shares reduced to
twenty shares and lot No. there shares
reduced TO wentyone shares Citizens Bank of Louisiana stock
which shares Of stock will be sold the Of premium
on The day of sale which Of premium will be announced
the time of sale and which the purchasers the
Of premium the shares of stock 10 be paid in cash. In addition
to the price at which the lots be adjudicated.
Ha-TERMS AND CONDITIUNS-for the lot firstly describ-
ed the purchaser furnish och Of S2l payable the
day Of APRIL 1860 renewable according the charter o
the Bank and the balance. cash
For the property secondly described the purchaser funisi
stock of S59 payable the day Of April 1860
movable according the charter Of the Bank the balance
cash.
The stock furnished by the purchasers to be identified
with of mortgage the Citizens Bank and the pnr
chaers 10 all the obligations and responsibilities Of
| stakeholder.
Acts Of sale before r. Brenan Notary Public at the
| of the purchaser.
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.TOtO Opening,
IRIS, MAUI <; CO.,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON, NEAR CITY HOTEL,
An entirely new elegant of fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS etc.. embracing al
the
New Fabrics
And
s NOVEL TIES IN STYLE.
They constantly receiving throughout the approaching
season. large and valuable usual UNRIVALED
ASSORTMENT.
oil 2p,f NORRIS, MAULL Il co.
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ID EMOyED. Observation-Disclosures. REMOVED.
J. G.. McALLIST FER,
Card and Seal Engraycr and Printer,
Has removed No CAMP STREET in the Music Store Of
Mr. r. P Wce where he will be found always ready do
any kind of CARD. SEAL or DOOR PLATE ENGRAVING,
ut notice and the most reasonable terms Partc
ulsr attention paid o WEDDING CARDS, etc.
j. C. McAII.ISTER ENGRAvER,
No. Camp street,
do 2p3t-3n AT Music Store of p. T. Werlich.
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mo ruE cor1nN TRADE-

The adopted Professionally the meeting Of Cotton
buyers held the 18th of October last and made public
through the Dolly crescent and the New Orleans Price Current
November last having been acquicsccd In by large ma
ory they have been declared final and will go into effect on
and after Monday next the The following firms have
signed:
Peter Maxwell Co., VIM Mme
Creenlear 4 Hubbard, s. oscr d Co.,
A. * N. Heine Castillo a Harispe,
j. Lecesne Co., Johnston, hoke q Co.,
Rechard Co.. Adolphus Hamilton,
X. A. Crafts 4 Co., j. H. Elmer oo'
Ia. r,,rr,,o,, 4 IN Mummy, I.lling Co.,
Charles Kock Co. VIM Prem Co.,
Fachr Co. sikens'ad' 'o'
j. X. Uhlhorn j. i@ss,
Ferret, Schultz Bertsche, Samuel H. Scott,
Rall a. Co., yogts & Jeanrcnaud1
Covas Negropontc Edm. >. fofs'a'
Rodocanach II Franghiad, W. H. Haynes q w.,
P. p Negroponte r. hodewald q Co.,
Thomas Ausley lArne " frefost,
j. T. boswell 4 Co, Fogo Taylor,
C1ason x Co.. Josh Deymoodt,
Geo Arnold Holt, Ed, Dupasselr Co.,
Warnekcr Kirchhof & Co, r. y. SECOND,
Chas Holland. c. Cavaroc 4 Co.,
Pressprich sclonfed, john Rocchi
Negroponte K Agelasto, I'd Gautherin Co.,
Tlce e. Seller Gautier 4 Munet.
Pandorf d Co., H. Warnery.
chm. Honold d Co, Jacques Scsfried,
A. Coun sybrandt Co.,
George b. Shrie ltDbt A. GnnHn,
Ernest Zaclrsson j. l.. Philips 4 Co.,
Edward Davis Amtr. I.anfear,
| ILr,ht1n Rankin & Co. juan de Egana,
| Richard Crook r. a, Giraud Il Co.
In carry The said resolutions the nhaerH'iea
Committee requests the igner thereof to give the necessary
ucols respective Brokers TO conform thereto m i
IS concerns them
copy resolutions with the names OF the ls 'Feh"
IN a nnvonen will he transmitted Liverpool ard Man
chester Chambers Of Commerce. and 1t having been ufdesoo
that buyers who have far not signed are no"
erot of doing So original document will be LETT open of
signatures at the Office Of Co, No. IL Carondeiet
street, until Monday, the 18th inst.
ARMAND IIEINE Of A. NJ Heine.
AUGUST BONN, Of Ieccsne d Co.
| D. HUBBARD Of Grceuctf IL Hubbard
CARR. W G0uYEs, Of Peter Maxwell l. Co.
| j. KRCTTsCHSlTT, Of Reichard Co.
Committee
So,, orleats Dec - 1850 dl3 2p2-4t
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Darts Compound Syrup

Darts Compound Syrup
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
In all pulmonary affections where there pain in the chest
side accompanied BY night sweas of Asthma where
The patient lie where the lungs affected either
by bleeding inflammation in all such and similar cases this
Incompatible medicine the aud in incredibly
short space of time completely relieves the and restores
the parts their natural functions. We heartily recommend
the
wild Cherry and Tar
10 the suffering people of our country.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale retail by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Il and ISL Clartres street,
Agents Southern and whom all orders
should be addressed. dl2 2p3teod&1tW
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GROCERIES. ..,...............s. GROCERIES.
coopER { NE1BERT,
Wholesale Grocers,
Nos q and 90 Common street,
Have on oner for sale complete stock of Fresh
Goods received consisting of the following articles viz
I.IQUoRs-5O pkgs. u, !. and % pipes BRANDY
Is barrels Old Bourbon WHISKY.
Old Rye
30 =. Monongahea
Choice and Old
COFFEE-5Oo bags Java Mocha Ceylon Iaguaya and Rio.
wINES-Landry's Grape Leaf Champagne Wines, Madeira
Port Sherry, Clact and White Wines.
CoRDIALS,
Brandy Fruits,
Fruits in own Juice,
scheidam Schnaprs,
Pie Fruits.
- Walnut and Tomato Ketchuls.
BITTERs-Goulys BOXERS and Hostecr's BITTERs.
ToBACCo-Go boxes Manufactured Tobacco, various brands
and qualities.
Nellie Pace,
The Queen of the South,
Corner Stone,
Golden Bars,
Washington,
The Daughter of the Regiment,
Also Solace and Yellow Bank
Chewing Tobacco.
powder Young Tyson souclong, Pouchong,
100 boxes LEMON SYRUP,
800 drums fresh Smyrna FIGS,
20 gross Preston < Menills Yeast Powders.
GARSAn assorted lot, consisting Of best Havana brands,
besides Cuba sixes, cheroots and 100000 German.
CHEESE-5o packages English Dairy aud Pineapple Just
received.
| JAAI-Blackbemy and Raspberry.
| Caracas CHOCOLATE.
Table and Dairy SALT.
| CASSIA-In mats and boxes.
| GROUND PEPPER and P1MENTo-in boxes.
PIPES and PIPE HEADS,
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Boots, Shoes ana EEats.

Boots, Shoes and HITS.
iu and landing from ships Harriet, j..
Montgomery Samuel Fale Lady Besngton, and the
ships DeS0io and Granada.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
.. Boots. shoes and Hats, ....
NAMING
ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
To which call attention Of buyers.
Our stock H. in part, comprised Of the following
10000 pairs Russe Rrogans, for Plantation use.
1000 Kip, Calf and Seal Brogans.
l0,gc Kip Calf and Thick Mud Boots.
ar.. 5000 :. Grain, Hunter and Planters Boots
5000 :. Ladies', Clnldrens aud Misses Shoes, OF
every variety.
Elr-Fot sale liberal tens by
JOHN NJ. GOULD & CO.,
EeI9 2pF Magazine street.
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PAR ]. B. WALTON.


Encanteur-Eareas 10 Bank Place
SAMEDI, lie FL de janyier 1850, midi, a
~ Ia BGnse StLharic ct commencement Orde
de Hon F. H. Mo- Je de la Deuseme CoT de District
date lie accmbre 1883 No 2l pour compte de Ia
succession de Perry Waed dactde les lerrains sisanis,
savor-
DEuX TERRAINS uts dams rilet horne par les Terp
coe fyiane Nayade Euterpe, designs les Nos Pet
g. croqs de division dactnn pardevnut
g. Bondouse ctevant nouire public, lie rs de lS4S
lie No contigrs dams profpnder tetrnins fanl
face la Prytane "a peds u de face la
Tepicho.e profOndenr de Ill pes ii pouces
entire gnes paralcles ton'es les authorizations qu s
trouve CONSTANT cuisine aloe,
payable dasance,
Lot No est contigus No la meme face Ia
Terpschote Ia profouder gnes parnllee
sembe les neoraons tronven consistent
en- basses leuts dix hut piastrcs par rnois.
Sur le No il yingttros actions re.us vingt
actions ct lie No 3il vingteux actions rtduils vnst
action de Banque dies Coyen de ia Louisiana es4uecs
actions sendues tanN dc prime lee actions
dron! lie jour dc la yete leque de prime
de la quel les des terras
reect devedront les dies actions lie montapt de
les addition du prix des ternins
EB-TERMES EFT CONDITI0NS-Puur lie terrain premiere
decrt racqneeur fournra blles fond de S62
able Ter day 1860 renouveable scion Ia chartfe ID %
| Banque; ct la balance, compliant.
La prupte secondement dacte racgnerenr fournira
billet de fond de 1854 payable lie Ter dayil 1862
Les bes de fonds fourns par les acquaeus devront
identifies denx acte dypoheque de la BaEqae des CT
tosen les aclureurs tons les obligations
| possibilities dun actionaire.
Actes de pardevun R. Brennan, noare public ai
| de facqntreur. dis II ja7 IA 10 ~ q
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VALUABLE SLAVES, ON A CREDIT OF SIX MONTHS
auction.
BY BEARD, PITTS & GARDNER SMITH,
GARDNER SMITH, Aucuneer.
Office No. 81 Common street.
ERIDAY, the 18th inst, at lie O'Clock NJ.
their Office No. 81 Common street., between Camp
Char les, will be sold at
HENRY. aged 81 years. good dining and
riage-triver; fully guaranteed.
PARMILLA aged IA years good house gill; fully graran-
teed.
ELIZA aged q years field hand, and her :hree children
OfEiEIIA. aged years
JESSIE aged years.
sII.AS, aged mon,ls-al fully guaranteed
DY aged 40 years good cook oner; complains
of pains in her back.
sAIE aged 10 good field hand house girl
nurse; fully guaranteed.
MhkG AItET, aged 40 years, good cook washer
and house servant, and her child
HESRlETTE aged years fully guaranteed.
5-TERMs-Cas approved city accepances months,
with interest dI5
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Deafness.


Dr NJ method for the removal of DEAFNESS of the long
e standing by his newly introduced Instrument and the appi-
e"""' FAR vApORIZER,w
which il founded on the scientific medical principles has
received the testimony Physicians in Europe and this
country.
or e many persons successfully treated Of which Some have
heeu deaf for than thirty and whose testimonial
NAV he examined at Dr. Ms Office, he will name the following
out Of list Of hundreds
Hon Senator pugh Judge Mclean, Of the Y s. Supreme
co, seyins Esq editor Of tile Argus Philadelphia Cal
vim Townsley Esq, Townsley House st. Ious; T. H. Town
ro President of the Board Of Health, Philadelphia n b Ne
Vile Commander L. 5. Navy, Also letters from Professor
Nonkn and Winchester baltimore Hon J. G. sidney Phil
,aela H. W Smith editor Of the Patriot, Nashville Tenn
/ II Fi,zgitbon Photographic, ST. Iouis. .....M
Dr. NJ farther begs lay the following letters from
n we'll known in his city and throughout the State, thu
b ioo ycn 10 him Will, request publish the for ih
benefit Of others who may need Dir. MS services:
LETTER FROM CAPT. 7. 7. LEATHERs,
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DLOWS. ........... PLOyNS. FLOWS.
1900 Kings Carey PT.oWS, assorted sizes.
1909 Hall Spears Cast Valley PLOWS.
1900 =. :. Wrought Peacock PIOWS
1000 Balls PLOWS, assorted
1909 Avery's
1000 Chores Calhoun PI.0WS.
1850 Garret & Comams celebrated Steel Rover do
$50 NourSe, Mason Co.'S Steel PI.oWS
1909 Mayher's Cast PLOWS.
UNIVERSAL PLOWs,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements.
Consisting Of
GRAIN CRADLES,
FANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD SCRAPERS,
etc, etc. etc,
-
full assortment Of Sloconbs PREMIUM AXt,S and EDG
TOOLS which were awarded the Silver Medals the late Fair
al jackson, Miss. For sale by
C. II. SIOCOMB & CO.,
q Canal street.
DO Am And 50 o IS Common street.
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OIL 2pf
Roots, Shoes and Esrog0ns,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS, Rnsset
BRoGANs Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and Campeachy
HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST 4 Co.
No. TO- Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. Legho Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
iyl3 2p&W Is Magazine street
COMPREHENSIVE CARRIAGE FURNISHING
~ WAREHOUSE
The undersigned have formed copartnershp
the LIST November last under the style of RHODES CROW
ELL rs the late firm of j. Matthews Co. dis
solved by death of the late John E. Matthew's having
purchased entire stock of the late firm will the
siness the old stand No. l56 GRAVIER STREET, and
spectfuy solicit the patronage Of their friends and the public
RICHARD RHODES,
JOHN CROMWELL
New Orleans December . 1850 d2 I'm
l. Caroudee streets.
1t has my excel in the quality of BUTTER fur
nhed my customers and the patronage have acquired in
the last fourteen years is proof of success
MyTEAs being selected by acknowledged judge, in New
York will he found 10 be choice.
The stock changed many times during the year,
aud therefore fresh full assortment constantly coming in
bought and 10 be sold for cash,
Country orders solicited which prompt attention will be
paid. Terms, cash Or city acceptance.
II. II. HEDDEN,
n25 em Common and Caondelet sts New Orleans
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EYE AND EAR
I'VE AND EAR

Dr. Won NOSCIIzISKER, the well known European DC
ST and AURIST begs 10 announce TO those VINO need ms
oai services any alady Of the EYE or EAH which
.ure. MEDICAL or SURGICAL treatment, that he San be
consulted Mt his Rooms,
1s4 Canal street, over the Union Bank.
Hour. from Q A. NJ. to- p. NJ, and from 5'o6P NJ
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted.
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New Orleans, Dec o 1859.
To DR. Won Moschzisker:
Dear sirYou operated my and treated my Child for
On direction Of the eyes in 1859 We have both experienced
nneh benefit cheery take pleasure in Recommending
van as Oculst Aurst those who need service
T. P. LEATHERS.
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w Apprsers and General Agents for the sale of Real rs
sion Sales, Cargoes, Stocks of Merchandise,
Particular attention will he the purchase and sale OF
Cotton and Sugar Plantations
onr Mr. Powell who has had experience Of many years In
the land departments of will attend to land claims IN
the different land offices of Louisiana and the department at
Washington City
Pertiiio st,ae,s ' If
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TRRRAINS ET.IGIBI.ES TT DE yALEU RS SUR LA RUE
Terpchoe de 10 Pytapie, hen pour
sdence pres de Ia lne domnbus de Ia Prytae, ct
dH cenn de fer de CarrollonSuccession deefry S. War
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Box office open from o'clock A. n to o'clock P. n.
o'clock. -
PRICES OF ADMISSION = Parquet,e, FRS. and Second
Dress Circle Itticed Boxes 5O Pit with arm chair 81:
Third Circle, (for people of eolor1
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Headquarters WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
New Orleans, Apr Is 1859.
n@Specinl Orders--Thc Washington Artil-
err Hereby ordered attend Huncuy the Regular Drills
Of The Company on every THURSDAY EVENING at half
past O'clock. By order Of
Fl NJ TSAA csoS First Serg't, a29
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r iyERP9oL SALT-,ss7 sacks COARSE SALT,
IL cargo Of ship Willie Woodbury.
7ihi saeks Coarse,
2JS seeks Fine Liverpool Salt,
cargo Of ship A. H. Stevens just landed and in store, for sale
by H. Il. SUMNER,
dlS G:eod Il caroalelet st,
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Boots, Shoes and Brogalls,

nsy>waches Jewery carefully repaired and Warranted.
o2l ortf
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Markets.

NEW York, March 3I.-Cotton closed with a decline
of / cent -sales of 3, 500 bales upland, ia cents the
market closed steady. Flour closed dull-sales of 9, 900
barrels State, S. 35 q SIS rs Ohio, Sc so a Sc rs
southern, sc 20 a Sc 10. Wheat closed heavy-sales of
z 900 bushels southern white, ST. 20 a 81 80 ;common
red, 81 IS. Corn closed quiet--sales of 2 1000 BUSH
els mixed, 90 cents yellow, SO q so cents, Pork
closed quiet-mess, SIT AS a SIT IS prime, $2 rs q
$l2 81. Lard closed quiet at liz a ia cents Wits
key closed firm at 274 cents. Sugar closed steady at 7 a
IA cents. Coffee unchanged at l03 n IL cents. Spirits
of turpentine closed dull at 53i u 81 cents. Rosin closed
steady and frm-sales of 4, 900 barrels at 81 60 a 81 GA.
Rice closed buoyant at 81 a Al cents.
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The Postmaster General has addressed a letter to Col.
Schenlor, on the part of the remonstrants, in which he
says the question to be determined is, what shall be the
amount and form of the indemnity attending the re-
moving of the Boston post Office back to the former build
ingH The indemnity must assume such IA shape as will
secure beyond all doubt the payment of the rent Of
$12, 900 for the Summer street Office as it shall fall due
and to this end u deposite in the sub-treasury of that sum
to the credit Of the government be made. fit be true
that the State street location cannot be secured, except at
a larger sum than heretofore paid, the difference between
the rent formerly paid and that which may now be ex-
acted should be added. The Postmaster General says he
is in expectation of communication on the subject,
and that other additional expenses may enter into the
consideration, and as soon as the facts are ascertained due
notice will he communicated to those interested.
The Western Times understands that the town Of Ri
pom, Wis, has been served with q writ from the United
States court, for the non payment of interest o. its bonds,
issued to the Horizon r. X.
A letter to the Republican from Fort Staunton, New
Mexico, dated the LIST ult,, says that the proposed pro-
tectorate over Sonora and chihuahua excites considerable
attention here. and that it is evident from the quiet
movement and concentration of troops that orders look
ing to the occupation of the States named arc ex-
pected.
The ship Mopticello, of Richmond, Me-, from New
Orleans to Liverpool, with 500 bales of cotton, was
abandoned ON Sunday 20 miles outside the bar on fire.
The crew returned here.
The stores of Riley s. Co., and Patten, Smith, & Put
nam, In Grocer street, were destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night. The loss is estimated at $3.50, 900.
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The New York Canal commissioners give official notice
OF the navigation Of the Cbam9lain Canal on Monday,
the nth OF April, and the Erie Canal on Friday, the 10th
Of April next. W
Inc Jury In the case OF pr, bay and hts aon, on trial
q 81, lcsepl's, on the charge OF running Oft slaves into
Kansas, was unable TO agree nous PVoseqi was entered
IN the cose Of Charles Day, and Dr. Day has been held
ihsoiOOo bail for his appearance at the next term of the
court.
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Later from California.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3l.--1he overland mail from San
Francisco on the Tth has arrived here. II brings no i'm
portant intelligence from California.
The dates from Victoria are to the goth February. A
proposition had been made to annex the colony of Victo-
ria to British Columbia.
II was reported that a reserve of 400, 900 acres of land
lat the forks of the Thompson river was to be made fr
eniprants. F H -.@ 81
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The Collision on the Ohio.

CINcHNArI, March Silt is now ascertained that no
lives were lost on the David Gibson by her collision with
the Nat Holmes. The Nat Holmes had eighty six pas
sengers on board, forty-three of whom are lost. The sur
vivors lost their clothing and SIS, 900 in money. The
total loss on the boats and cargoes amounted to about
$500, 900, on Which there is an insurance OF $l75, 900.
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
TuunspAr, MARCH 81, 1859.

IHNh5DAk HNNNH "It FNVV'
William II. Chase p. The United States. Hon. J A.
Rockwell resumed and concluded the opening argument
In this case for the petitioner,
Nh. Gillet, the Solicitor, replied Tor the United States.
submitted.
Adjourned until Monday newt 10 O'Clock, m.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Additional by the Northern Light.

NEW YoRK, March 31.-Ihe legislature of Nicaragua
issued q special decree on the 4th of March declaring the
transit route free to all nations.
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DnowNED.--Tho body of a young man named Grey,
who was drowned in the Potomace, near the Washing
ton monument, on Sunday afternoon, was found about
10 o o'clock yesterday morning by three persons who were
dragging the river for IL with a gill net.
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week, at a quarter before 5 O'Clock, in tho Second Presbyterian
church, (Rev, DIR. Himner's) on New York avenue, neal 18th street
Preaching every evening at half past 7 O'Clock. All are invited.
March 2p-d5t aM#T# Hr T0W.uH HHWr .
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IA

NEW York, March 3l.-Stocks are lower-Chicago
and Rock Island, $50 Cumberland Coal Company, 23t
Michigan Southern, I24 New York Central, 77b Read
ing, 500.
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rRnAsURER's MONTHLY STATEMENT,

iA@yass @Rb @Eu4g~ a aM@ h@~nm f&%&I 4g@a@ i "a M n@@ LSAa g n@sE
SV@@a@G& @T@%g
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DOCKS ON CHESS, at Philips.
III The Science and Art OF Chess. BY J. Monroe, D. c. L., / vol.
Sl.i H. #".. . ..
VOL so oents,
ssnnton's Chess Tournaments a collection of the Games played at
this celebrated Assemb age, 1 vol. 81 IS.
stanntea's Chess Players Companion, 1 vol. 81 rs.
AhcIs Book OF Chess, with numerous illustrations. 81 25. .
HIND Book OF Gaines, comprising new or carefuly-revised troatiscs
on Whist, piquct, ecarts, cribbage, faro, hazard. roulette, billiards,
bagfelle, rs NC, written or complied by professors or amateurs, /
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