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and sales Masonic Hail. Of st. Charles
New Orleans August s. 1885, aus I'm
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IN RETIRING FROM THE SHIP BRoKERAoH
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them % s. nan Fl hs Rsfs SO 0rs bestowed
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New orle.ns, june %, 1859. Iyl
COPARTNERsHIP-T EUNDERsIGEEDHA HAVE
SON % az Co. % bs .aas5 n 'ys 81 COIL
mission busn and for the sale Of manufactured
''e' ''a ''' ''''''a AZ j. DxsI T. WILSON
cHAs NJ MAssIR
HENRY 1s Scss5iIS:''vili'' V'.
New Orleans
New oreans. July I, 1882 jyl Am
TILE coeARTNERsa!e, E1a N;o e.
partner In mendum IL this day diessves ct Of
ss'sss nd se.a
In liquidation. j. @. GOODRICH,
L. GOODRICH,
B. 4. POND.
THE UMDERsIGNED HAVE THIS DAY formed
CO. and will continue the Wholesale Grocery and Coms
| ~ j 6. GOODRICH,
'- n. I. GOODRICH,
l b. h. POND.
New Orleans July l. 1859. ,y1 sm
| SAlNT LOUIS HOTEL-THE UNDERSIGNED
having purchased the Saint Louis furnIure
niom It's old patrons and the public will
ing the for additions and repairs snd VIII
| Nav orIssn. Inn. Ia. 1890 " = HALL ~ Z ~.
/ CAN'T CHARLES HOTEL-wE HAVE TAKEN
lease Of tha Saint Charles Hotel for i've yeaxp
o. th opportunity thank the public the liberal
Hotel WILL during the be thoroughly renoyatsd
painted and furnished and
to again have the pleasure catering their which
| We promise to do in satiascsosy manner:
| New Orleans June LIST, 1853. lei 0ua
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BURnEr HousE-c1sc1xHA7I, ONO.
JOHNSON, SAUNDERS Co, rr,ps,ss,t.. a

possession. gls h
proprie.ors The building has hssn sleanset
full and attentive employed IN al
house; BAR stocked With Ltqne - Ca1s -
supped with all the dscaeies of de saaeun ~
pleasure Of our guests. a.
Sra T.. a On.
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B.Southern Pacific Railroad-The under
signed is ready receive his office, 81 Common
the LOAN the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
commended by the meetings Of the Stockholders held the h
and 9Th of August
important that Stockholders and others who intend to
contribute to the same should act promptly.
1t is believed that appeal ciszaps OF
leans who largely Interested this enterprise will
be 10 vain when other points, having local the
road have contributed and three times much asked
for in this city.
aus tt H.sFULKERsoN Agent.
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TIERTJLIZERS - PERUVIAN AND MEXICAN
GUANO, sup. Phosphate Of Lime, Phosphate Of 6uano,
Land Plnster fine and Rome Dust, for sale by
KEARNY, BLOIS Il CO.,
sell If u Magazine street.
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK, I
New Orleans July 30. 1869.
g. The Directors of this Bank have de-
cared dividend Of EIGHT Of The profits of TIE
Last six months payable the Stockholders and after the
10th August.
Aul G. A. +. ROEDEAU, Cashier,
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Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
DzusIr.r couE DE DrsrRIcr tLA VILE De La NILE VILE

Sixth DprRlcr COURT R. 3 CLARKE 4 g CREDIT,
ORs AND THE CREDITORS OF
q Esy o sa.% 6LARKE PIcToN. AS.
p order Of sale rendered August 2h 1859 direct
ed by the honorable the Sixth District Conof New Orleans
aucop on The premises Poydrss street No A3 old
M O'clock A. NJ for Of the creditors Of said in
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de In NouveIle- Orleans : MINaAUD-Nol57SS.
TTENDU que Marie Irene Olivier, venve
n de eu Louis Armngaud presepte petition 10 Cou
eet dobenir les Lettres Administration la succession
de fen Louis Armingaud. decede intests--
par doDne tous que celia
davo deduirs os les rasons pour leqnelles il
ne serat pas fait drot Ia dite petition.
an25 20 s. f. MICHoT, Depu,e Grefier.
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FOR SALE.

z NEGROES FOR SALE HAVING RE
moved from Espanade to the Baronne and Gfe
0 vier Streets squares of the st. Charles Hotel
will keep eGnstanty on hand ehcce lot Of Maryl.nt
Servants, Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ironers Seam
stresses all Of which will be sold low for cash. tim
for good city acceptances
ae29 j. WILSON,.
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18-LOulsiana Democratic Association-At
meeting OF the Louisiana Association, he'd on
Saturday evening" August 1859 The following elected
as officers O. the ASSOCIATION fos ,hs ensuing year:
Vice Presidcnt-W. q. BETTERTON.
Sec -etsry-D. WARREN BRICKELL N. D.
rreasurer-G. W. McCERREN.
EXECUTIVE, CoMMITEE.-Thomas Coman, NJ Martin
Gordon Jr NJ. Hahn. =. Ames, S. Chopin NJ r. Dennis
Donnvan Franklin H. Clack T. ID. Harper Dennis Conan.
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B- BeneyOlent Association of the Sons Of
regular monthly meeting of this Association
will be held SUNDAY MEX September 4h 1889 about
u o'clock NJ at Perfect Union Hal Rampant street, be-
DumRine and St. Philip streets
Members requested 70 be punctua business Of import
ance will DO brought before the meeting.
By order Of the President.
sol 81 AUG. LAROSE Seer.tary.
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de la Nouveie- Orleans. BARBOUR-No Is 7O,.
A TTKNDU que w. II. Bell prescnte une
II petition Ia Cour efet dobenir les eres d'Execu
Tesametse Daft la succession de feu David
Barbosr, decide ntestat-
Avis est par present dome que peu
ceruer davoi dedre dix jonrs les aisoIs pour les
quees il sera pas fait droi a la dte petition.
Par orfre de la Cour.
81 10 j. L. KELLY Depute Grefier.
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mall consisting Of newspapers
and cities Of German Postal Union and Dena
Norway Poland, Russia Greece Islands, otc
. from the f'ost.o ONCE in New York semi weekly.
"A mail the West India Islands will sent by this
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~ Mississippi Fire Company No. 2-The
members of this Company hereby Gifted the
ErgIps House. SATURDAY. the Sd of september 2
o'clock r NJ.
Puncual attendance earnesly requested the Company
will leave the house at O'Clock precisely.
sci 81 G H BRAUGHN Sacratary.
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oE ss
MIHENEaS Marie Irene Olivier, widow
w of the Louis Armingaud has peoned the Court
of Administration the estate of the late Louis
Aruinsaui deceased intestate-
Notice hereby given whom may concern show
within days. why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
| Z. MICHOT Deputy Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

In the SENATE yesterday the vote defeating the
Penn,yly.ni,. avenue Railroad was recOnsidefed
Mr.. BieltS resolution adverse to public dsbt and
in favor OF TIE readastuen. Of revenues and eI
pendiiures wac taken up, and Mr. Toombs replied
to Mr. B.'s speech going over tie bill BY sections
in an elaborate speech when the subject was post
pened. The Cuban biz wss next taken up. Mr..
l,ooiittle offered as q substitute bill appropristi1g
$50 600 coo to establish 10 iucatin or Central
America free negro nstiOn
In the House the Executive Appropriation bill
WA taken up. AID the sum Of $500, 900 for mile
age. $40. 900 for furniture, s73, 100 for Th. Con.
gr..sional Globe, 800, 900 for the wages Of the
San Frspci.co Mail, SO, 900 at the New-York
Assay Office, and S225, 900 for the purpose Of 8
.ite in New York for Court purposes, were stricken
out and on the other hand SIS, 900 was added for
Deficiencies in printing, after which the bill was
passed by l6 majority. A bill was reported to
increase the number of Surgeon, and Assistant
Pur.ers in the Navy. The Thirty Million bill was
reported back from the Committee, when Mr..
Davis Of Mississippi, gave notice th,t he should
move to strike ou. the word purchase" as apply
ing TO Cuba, and insert take" The Post Office
Appropriation bill was reported. The House then
took up TIE case of the Delegate from San Fran
cisco, which was debated until adjournment.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The State Agricultural Society.

ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. g. 1850.
The Agricultural Society met at l2i o'clock today.
w. p. McCaup, the President called the Society TO
order The Treasurer reported the receipts for ths
year at SIS, ,356 q and the expenses at 3l5,7O5 "a.
leaving an amount on deposit at Albany Exchange
Bank Of &, so 90.
They elected the following officers for the ensuing
year:
O. Fals Of NewYork Wsinwrisn Of Dute hess Hsrmsa
Wendell of Albany, II. w. Beckwitb Of WAshington y
Hmtpuor Of Oneida A. Law OF Delaware James D. SAes-
Albany was named as the placs for hoting the neu
fair.
Gov. Kp8was present during the session. -,
A resolution requesting the Legislature to provide
for the taking Of Agricultural Statistics with the nen
census was adopted. a.
Tie Agricultural Society meeting in ths Assembly
Chamber To- night was numerously attended. fn"'
North of Hamilton College delivered fine address
Mr.. II. l.. Emery introduced resolutions asking sss
Canal Board to lower the tolls agricultural mPN-
msnts ard machines to two mtlls.
A resolution WAS adopted approving OF the standsN
adopted by the Societyin deciding premiums on cass'
and Recommending strict a. herence TO the scale.
Ex-senator Carroll offered resolution approving
the resolutions adopted by the Canal Conveeo.
recomnep ending tolls railroads ard tarif on ~
freight pro rata with through freight. ~
Alter debate, the resolution vas tabled sad "
Convention adjourned until the evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

be conceded By tie Cotbs and TScHSA'~ VINO ~in
control the action of Congress in the pfsmises' IL
Will be yielded not in deferenee to bis qaen'e
however fervid but to q sautsry dread o toat
very revolt which he deprecstes Of the labo;ers
Of PennsylvatA ard other States sg.ir st the party
which spurns their pr,Jer.. And if bis slur upon
those who "tssch the People to rely en- the Gov
"erpment rather than upon their own industry
is deserved then the action be socits OF Congress
is unnecessary and mistaken. Must not even be
realize that such language would sound far better
issuing from Mr.. Hunters mouth thsa from his
oWni
We will rot follow Mr.. Bisler through his Ser
binian bog Of conclusions devoid of premises,
facts carefully isolated from the principles which
give them significance, and demands for legislation
which bis statements would seem to prove unde-
sirable or unnecessary. Merely calling attention
to tie pregnant fact incidentally stated By him that
the very same goods which came to US from France
durr the past year inv DICED at certain amount on
which Ad Valorem duties were paid into our Treas
ury. rere officially returned to the French Gcrern.
m.nt as harirg cost so, ,O0o, 900 more than that
amount, We will glance only at Mr. B's panacea for
our Industrial ils--a suppression Of all Bank Notes
under the denomination of $50. Were thst the
real remedy, why could not some one Democratic
Stoh-s Southern one, if there be no other
left adopt it, and vigorously banishiDs all
Psper Money, secure 10 itself monopoly OF
manufacturing, no matter under what Tariff 7
Nay: why does Rhode Island-which has
almost as mauy Banks a. schoel.houses, and
which allows them to issue bills for any amount,
from 81 upward-this day make more cotton
goods ard make them cheaper, than any ether
State Why, is not her Cotton Manufacture TO-
day drifting from her to Arkansas, California, Tex
a.. or some State which issues ltle or no paper
money ? or at least to Vermont or New Hampshire,
which has not one Bank nor one dollar OF Paper
Money in circulation where Rhode Island has ten
Why does not the Cotton Manufacture of Grea.
Britain float away to Turkey, India Italy, or some
other country in which such morey is relatively
scarce, if not absolutely unknown In short why
are facts all against Mr. Bglers position and only
his own crude and hastily adopted theory in its f,-
yori Why does not the Presidents Senstor con-
cude TO be on one side or the other Of the conro-
versy into which he pluDges, without exposing
himself to the arrows of each without concsting
the regard of etherl II he were to be reviewed
and answered as he might be, by Mr. Simmons on
the one hand, Mr. Hunter on the other, he would
6nd his ground all taken from under him ere they
had closed, and be left dangling and dancing be-
tween heaven and earth-a solemn warning to
Pennsylvania Democrats and an impressive specta'
Gle TO mankind.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

wearer, Or nu.t Jour mo.t astonishing prooss'
be perpetuauy and periodically reue"ed'
Thomss has also issued q hspdbill. cl'sg pub-
lie me.tiog "st Spriug-street Hal, near Faous.
"son strees New.York," when be viii deIi'ee ~
address ou tie Improvement Of the physical sppeas
snee Of tie coored ,ulation, and Will practically
illustrate his discovery upon persons Of either 'eI
from the audience. "by simple operation which
:. will !, q fsu m;nute. change hair OF the most
A." crimp ard woody eescrip.,'"a 70 a psr'e'V
&" straight. smooth and glossy sppcar.'e'. A'1s's
=" Of admission, ten cents"
We wish him perennial succ sss aud renowu.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

ton he answers, that the flag was not
ayipg when the hatches we're opened, having. ~isa
the papers, been voluntarily thrown into the sea
By the csptan. Though Commander Totten's ca'-
esoricsl questions were thu, catego'icai'y an-
svsred. be declared himseN disss.ished, because
the reply said nothing about the burnirs .. VIC
vessel. Apparently, the commander Of the viper
thought that if the Rufus Soule was 8 SLAYER.
falsely skulking under the American fas it was
nore Of Commander Totten's business whether 81,
were burnt or not. He did not say so, however;
he only referred Commander Totten, if he wished
sny further information, to the British Admiral in
command on the station whereupon, Commander
Totten hastens with his story to the Navy Depart
ment. There is one very singular thing about
this business A letter was pusi,hed three or
four days sgo in The Herald, written BY somebody
on board tie yincennes and telling this same story
with the addition that when the American sailor
with the Portuguese name was picked up by the
Vince unes, he was found in company with the hr''
mate of the Soule, oLe Peterson. Now, how does
il happen that, instead Of forwarding to the Navy
Departme Mt the declaration of this first mate, who
certainly has an American name, Commander lot
ten tends a statement signed by this sailor,
and who, if he has an American protection-whIch
is more than sppears-certsinly has Portuguese
nsmel There is something rather singular and
suspicious in this proceeding. Perhaps Peterson
would not come up to the mark. but BY confes'ins
the brig to be without any American character,
La M roou for Commander TOtten or for MIR.
Cass to make display Of their diplomatic talents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFE.
LATE FIRE AT DUBUQUE, Iowa.
DuBuaUE. Jan. 7, 1859.


uxssps r. c. HERRING 4 Co.-Gents: l am requested by
Mr. r. A. G. Coohrsne OF this place &c say 70 you tast
morning OF the 4h ns sbou; oolock h, sto tys me- s
that Of the goods could poy pe
but fortunately his books and Iaper wnoe sste a. G S
tbey may be called Champion for during the whole coss
ton there was one incesssIt pouring of lame cecty h e
ssf hich contained Ana still opening ~ the IN
aide a. found 10 scarcely while the outside was os
severely scorched. 1ouis truly ~ a. "N " VI So ~,
HfRkIkG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND bVkGLakr
SArIs with HALLS PArHNr PowpERPRoof snol1 'nS
,,sfs.t cury Of sny world Also Sdeboard aud
PsIo saies elegant Workmanship and hsish for plate &c
OfO rev ard will be paid to person ha can snow ina
Ie,rinss Psen Champion Safe ever failed 70 preserve Us
20, ,en,s In an scci eptal tire. s. G. HERRING Co,
No. IS. Broadway corner Murfay-st,
Opposite City Hal, New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

The Democratic State Convention Of Connect
cut at MIddlctown yesterday, nominated, with one
exception, the usual mediocre list Of candidates.
This exception is Mr. Richard II. Winslow, f)r
some twenty five years leading banker in this
city, and for few years pas. resident of West
port, Fairfield Co. Mr. Winslow, who was last
year a member Of the Connecticut Senate, has now
been put up by his party for Lieutenant Governor.
If the Convention had not been body ofod fogies,
like the general Of the party in the State, from
Mr. Toucey down, they would have nominated Mr..
Winsow for the fret instead of the second place
on TIE ticket. man ofequal wealth and ability, he
would have run spendidly and been defeated with
dignity, for defeated, we are happy to believe, he
csnrot fail to be- whatever State Office be may as
pire to, so long as he Identifies himself with the
Touccy and Buchanan Democracy. The day has
gone by when party Of which they are the lead
ere, and whore policy is nothing but niggers,
CAD rule State like Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Mr. Opdyke gave notice in the Assembly, yester-
day, Of the expected bill to cut down the enormous
fees of certain officers in this City. He proposes
that the fees shall be paid into the Treasury, and
that the various officers shall have about 50, 900 a
year each, with such assistants as may be Deces-
saIy, and approved BY the Board of Supervisors;
aud all officers are TO be responsible for the con-
duct of those appointed by them The Sheriff s
office, however, is not included in the bill, fact
which creates cons derable surprise. Another bill
is FIR the appointment Of law officer, to be called
Solicitor of the Treasury to hold Office during the
pleasure of the Controller to conduct all law bus-
ness on behalf of the city when so requested by the
Controller snd lot otherwise. He is to receive
S3, 500 year aud certain fees. The Counsel for
the Corporation is hereafter to have $1,000 per
anbum in full compensation. third bill relates
TO taxes ard sments iu the city, and provides
anew Beard Of Commissioners abolisting Ward
Assessors and the present tax arrangement. Notice
is also given of bill for tie sale of the property in
front Of Washington Market; also Of bill to revise
the Chatter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

The House OF Representatives,, yesterday, struck
out various items from an Appropriation bill, and
added others, leaving net saving of abou. $780,
GOO. OF this sum, S20o, 900 was for the milage OF
the LtXt Congress, and $4,000 for The Coagrsss.
ionaI GIoL,. OF curse, nobody proposed to re-
duce tie milSse Of the present Congress These
gtEtlenen naturally prefer cutting down other
peoples pay to cutting down their own. But, as
10 new lsw for the regulation of mlsge has been
passed, this reduction in the expenditures amounts
TO nothing. The next Congress can at once vote
it,elf tie ususl milase, put it into deficiency
bill, aAd get the money. If there were serious
purpose of retrenchment in the representatives Of
the De pccratc party, they would proPcse measures
far noIe radical and ,fectiye than this mean and
petty way Of reducing the estimates.
-Hardly lad these economical devices for saving
hsf million been adopted, when the bill to spend
$4,000, 0o0 for Cuba was reported from the Dem
ociatic side Of the House. How much il is ex-
pected the yearly expenditures will be diminished
BY getting that island the advocates of the measure
have not yet stated. The frankest Of them is Mr..
Reuben Davis Of Miss who proposes to strike
out sll that the bid has to say respecting the pur
chase Of Cuba and insert, instead, a simple drec-
ton to tie Pre,ideLt TO take" the Island. Bra7o,
Davis! When tie war breaks o1t between Spain
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Another caucus Of the Democratic members of
the HOufe Of Representatives, was held at Wash
iDg'on last night, the principal subject of discus
sion beirg the Tariff The Free Traders made a
bold 6eht, but we're finally beaten By hopeful
msioity. Some Of our New-York members
wanted to hear from the Senates caucus before
they took decisive ground, and 50 q resolution
Of conference was adopted, aud the caucus ad-
iouIIed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

conflict occurred night before last between the
police and number Of rowdies who nfest drink
Ing place in Broadway, above Grand street, during
which the police were fred upon and prisoner
rescued. In the orniDg some Of the parties were
arrested, and amorg them the man who had fired
upon the officers, who was taken before Justice
Brennan. when that functionary, instead of COM
mittiDg the ruflisn to prison, rather reprmanded
the police for arresting him at all. lie had re-
ceved slight wound in the melee, aud the justice
seemed to think that the punishment inflicted was
enough. All persons who have occasion to pass
along Broadway late in the evening in the neigh
borbood of Grand street. know very well that
" Butt Alen'p," as it is called is the resort for
some of the worst and most dangerous characters
in the city. Perhaps this attempt to reGnact the
S'anwix-HalI tragedy may have the effect of put
tirg some restriction upon these lawless despera-
does, IN spite of the aift cton which Mr.. Justice
Brennan seems to entertain for them.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
rrr AMrn1cAN FNCnANGE FIRE INSURANCE

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Capital s2co9OThe Books for the Subscriptions
10 the CAPITAL stock this Company will be opened at the
Oce of the Company under the American Exchange BANK
corner Brosd~s aud Ceds ON tne oth ist
and continue optn nst from 10 o'clock n IN to
scock p -,,, 4, .,,.., O. h
Maid ON or before the said nth inst Ne~Yoss Feb 10 1859
WM. A. BooTH, ,
Thomas s. NELSON, Comniissioners
IkWIs ID LopkR. y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10

Our State Agricultural Society met at Albany
yesterday, chose their officers for the current year,
and designated Albany as the place for holding the
next fair. A resolution was adopted requesting
the Legislature to provide for taking agricultural
statistic, il the next census
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-10
Afwalork Daily @tibm,rs
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1859.
To cnRRESPONDEETS.

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ever IL intended for ,ertion be subeptosted By the
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ton, bot guaranty for bis gooc faith
undertake 20 return rejected Conmun
Business letters THE TRIBUNE ooe should IN al cases oe
Addressed 10 HoRAcE GREELEY Co.