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@rpeeries SSeirc, siq6rS &c.
O1it penn S9tffe 6erpinalrb empfinJen
so Sab arpBe beHkte 3wstidsen.
so Req Pereerite,
100 Gnbel 9elbe GroIen,
100 9eipaltene grbn,
200 Reg neue 0pubdrinae,
80 8DreH 9imbur9er 6des
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50 bi. @aupne.
100 RtIten NtarCobrtner Ser Sn $4 6aS Guten6
100 9tierenitener Ser su $4K De.
200 SO49einer, S8a6enbeimer unb 2(n6ere.
100 SAP gort 9Aene (SenatOn) 50 Cts. Die eoapne-
SO bo 30. 8ursunber 81 So
25 b. te:ne aSerleIene HDrtpene 81 I-$6 lie @apnt
SO Gt8. 6is So Die 6laite.
grrBe auspub in @Glaaa-, Dtabcira aersa unb Du8cut
g9ene.
$50 RSrbe Gbantpa9uer, soranrt ddt.
sSrunsSI6en antonet SO per 0ubnb ST. bic 5GaIbe.
SO RtIten ad5ten DUO be alontebelO
% Son mir b cr8tdlti9 anbsreitet no fret bon alien db
liten SusrepieuSen oferire t9 fOl9enoe Grfcl
SntntGion 6ii@em SrannWcn 25 Gt8 bic tade
un6 Upn 40 Cts. bis ST bic @auoue,
SoudnoIheu Q8a6Gslber Snapp8 (m) 25 Gt8, Bis IS
Cts be ;Slalte ullb psn IS @ts. Bis $21a Die @a0pne
gter reintr Jpaoen=ol 9De 1nb Cren- Snapps IS
ets tis 81 6e 6Iade 40 Gs. bt8 s22 bic @ar.
Sonaica= =0tH, S6otiIben @eriten Sd1napp6 (Scotd
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u6 bpdGnbE6es &rduer9iter @ell- Bitter unt Sdwei.
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So. 5 Nor6- @abftrai3e.
H8- Bon aen hn @aaren garante i9 bic QuaIitdt unb
y. #. ulman,
Smpprtaur uno Oelttuatelr
&c., gs,-@apfr
Slni21,H brtt Sbire BON Baltiu1oretrabe.
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Nitcrariitl,e Mnseiac .

S0eDen er1dent cine bili9e Mn89abe Don
9umb pl6t's 8rtefe an 8arpba9eu BON @nie,
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lamb beeS IN trSr 3eit oter aa9en erebt bat, I'm beS
nterean BUD eesrmann usan98 MAIDEN 1T Der BreS auf
nur 60 StS f9erut uno tam aud in geetu9eu Is Gts
beSo9en meroeu.
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uenoe AuS8abe Der ameritaRtIdeu &pmnne BON Otto
&MpptnS, welde in turen 3wiI6enriume iCIeen peroen
Seoer Otonlan oout6nbiS in einem 8anee oet 81 @ts.
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eSunoe Wf1nner.

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eurb tbrC etdbenen 8dene nrwtfn Verdubt Strdtt
m rm DCnue bet 8srebtiame Sendt bsethrt Inb
eseT bdubernh 3St entlCdt tabn wnrbtn mGeen flo NIT
pcuem Bertrduep ndbeu.
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Mineral w asser.
SASSAPARILLA. ALE 81 CIDER


Der beten 0uaI nb cts babe in eem gclins gtabIe.
ntent 5rr.r James MCI[avS
9tp. l32 6ranfltnltr. Baltimore.
sne 9eitenunsen welben totenre ns 9aS ssIr ton
nen bic errsn tbe iCpe NnSere pede mid nit brer Rnb
DAFT beebrn molten oerbsrt u. cab f retitsn mob
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lbenen unb 6bnen Srien bteft aus beten obrn g.
rcpa'S srbale mo b oeeten gu mdbgem Breie gum @er-
tau! aus Gbenlp @u9eHSlaer PeSppl4e "no bro6lanI9e
se pegtsn regsrirt unO @tafer eingefsst in sir 3e
ms gu ben blli9ten Breten, (Nat2, ,3m)
NOrtlano &crOfene=&ocl.
Der bette @ritel i'm Uarf @s erseuat bem greunen fenen
3ait9 unb Bat tenen unan9ene6men @erICb. SernG:
tgrI SerOiene CelsSdmpem
benz lebten perberten 8atenuter nit Roe gpIns
oer9l1er1 Spcbten i'm SrpB= tno 6ell- -gerfauf b
H WAKEFIELD 81 CO..
enSioen N9enten Der YCano aerDieue Sel -GCmpaanie
Wt524.3m No. lO N Somaretr.
sl&stcDttS fitr G1efellfcboftcn.
SUfes6 Ruppert bat bds fhSnsebaute
6ranflim Gnginc 6an8,
221 GaIlern Np., aw. 8pnblfr. u 8rcabman.
etaa Telss tm metten aO brtten stUd sei ep6e ealc
anbere geretne etsnen unb bais perlnteetct merben
SaS 9pal tubrt 0pn jebt at cer gtanten;
6rdntlin SAT-"
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NSSCUIEI
altf Granffurt a. Sc, Mannbeim mnb @te6en
fes gu baben bel @. w. Gail 81 AK,
&c. 2S 8arreltr.,
Otlzr Swiihen Charles unb 9iabtltroBe.
SSecb1cI
auf allc Sauptpldtc Dettl9lanbs, ipipie auf
2pnppn, Bari8 ulp 9lmlterbart,
alien 8crasen unb St9ten ltets si babeu BET
Gebrueder Boeninger,
SEQ. % 9. @barleSftr.
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llrtbeiI Der Nreff.

Die ttele Ednb eI&e dbrenb btr esen ebensebn Sabre
tn eteier NnadIt iurtrt rurben unb BITE WeHe weer
dr3e Operdttpnen welhe Dr. prnpn ausfhrte btnen
b 8eunes RappOrrt unb pele aneerf pernen bepbnten
bdS pubtum ia wtebrbrIen Wl1Ieu unterr Eurbe
@sDtArnbaet Rb fur 3etbcnbe etnf ptastent @epdtr-
Ietfana
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betenen tdB Elm ecfunber @etf unb en GeuSr Rcper Bic
nUtbwenetsen &rUr6erntHt ur ebeen @deItstett ub a
Dbne e ptrh b Rct bes Getens sur traurstu per fdbr
De Nus6tcn bts eebens perfnteru h rb6 unb re Seee
rtrb eeren Besretfune unb eIdn6CIi6en Bttrahu-
gen baS uRs he Erenbsn weGe Anssre erneeeu Strtert
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ge. II 9a @n6a8 @de 9ernato. Mnb ct. 4aulfrase
9eutId)e QlpOt6efeu

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IA 6un 6 + g. unb gB NJ. GaSpart,
go. A @0ro =@jaeIra6e
uub GdeDon Renuip(oania @penuc un6 9bbelitr.
Icre ob3en 9gen gelcsencn 2pct9sten no Sn 9sr
rem &cr2tau Ipluc Dem 0teben Yubtunl beteuS empfcbIen
9a;cptc c iOu5e menh &eroronun9eu Weroen gu iebrr
3t nlo nit ser 9r66tu SoDa au9etrtt aud nb mir Sur
biue rh ScOuugcn tets NIT allen u mieren 9el9dte 9e.
b6reu6eu Weicameuteu peebeu Ole Nuiert9un9 hemitr
gipate opic aud e&e 9uapieu beprsen mir in unierem
Qlhnrltrri1nl. &b4,il
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Sunae 2ente,

bic @ bur& teime 2afer sspa&t tabr bic Ne 70 of Ron
t6eu Geuten pber tn er SuIe rnen ErIaen Ne
nGt6 ipuren ieIbf TIM Sbaf blrG puluttentn he renn
uusebet bic @bs Hnm6et MAIDEN uub R5rper unb ef jer5
fpnten iCfprt bic n6btsen S6rttte tbuu.
9Dtr ane bde en tunser Wann b Dnuns fetnes 9aubes
4ebi9 ner <ern aen Musbten uuh 6reubeu heS
esbsns pseern TerPtn Ca hur@ bts 5OlSn tnr @bttns
Sfaee Der Naur, 6Ot ptVutn atu beppr s etntre-
ten tn he
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8eionperS su beaAten /!

Or. Srbnhpn bee alsu DeHeu ne 5lIf an rtEde H bud
rI8e eebmc une unuature eh unb R5rper ter5renbe fur
ete arbett os @euaft uHb be Gbe unfabs asnbs Qarr
6eilbpabf babcn.
9 nh stnts ber traurten basenspertbn aOIsu Der
ruben @S~SPnbettsn bee eafers SbwdGe Rude unb In
ben Slteern S6mer5eu TN Rcp G5paht hes Gcts gerua
Der Utuselfraf SsrstIDpn nsrs6it narubt
9nDrenuns Der SerbaaunssSrSaue sasemene Gutirafune
Spmptcmt ter S1ptnbfuhE o.
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Dte inredlt6en 2Dtruneen beS 2aers Nnb sr iu firn
Seuf hes Gepa6ntes 0erprrune Sheen @cbrftbe Ser
gstssratts 5o AeTSEetn abnstsung Der @eltlftaf
&c. Npb etnt8t Der fdlmmen 5Dseu = :
Gaataes pom gsriOnen ebsn Ars f5nnsn test hsurtten
lteren wa baB unh absebrt erben nhe de etnc
ttssnrbnmlts GTenuns BITE Ausen ben 5RFea Nnb be A
iet6en ber MMsaebruna baben. - ~.
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, ~Ts: .,, Fer: sss 70. 81. ssset: cssy: pys.
s ss. FEB H. = sas sM 4!6?,es s6aose l7.Ei go
N. Orleans Feb. T. Dl43T5 H7o6,6le LSzi54N % SO
Zeal Sz3 So IS Il 1872 aes - Ia ~ 1853 ~
Previous week 2S417eSs lSs 80 3ae2o ss1 ix On
u The earnings Of the Eric Railroad for the month or
january, 1850, 1851 453 IL
Earnings January 1859. 800 $50 90
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apad. ian -four fair demand with sales q about
800 bbls at IS 40 90 rs. Southern -four IN good
supply with eaes Of ABBOTT 600 bbis closing within the
range OF the above quotations Rye Gonr steady At
the above figures, with sales OF about l7b bbs Corn
meal heavy aud for Jersey with sales OF 800
wine ut Outside figure. wheat-rhe market was
more active ard priccs 6rm with sales Of 500 bushels,
including Milwaukee club At p, t. 800 bushels white
Canadian al 81 IS, and 900 do Michigan white at ~ So
Corn was Ia good supply, with saes Of about $4,000
bushef, including wbite yellow Jersey and Southern
at ssc 7ec Rye was IN fair demand q, set<c 500
Barley steady al SOC. Sec. Oaw nrm and 10
good dernsnd, With sales OF Western and Canadian t
~ &c. 45c. and State at 45Hc a f6c.
CofiEx-The maket was frro with sales OF sbont 400
bags Rio ard Santos al l2Lc.
COTTON The market steady, with saltS 81 about
200 bales, coeng on the bass - the following quota
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is, 1860.
REEF CATTLE.


An Increased demand prevailed for all kinds OF beef
cattle both yesterday and TO day, aud the market was
buoy than for time previously The offer
irgs were OF good average quality and large propor-
ton OF them good to prime, for which the demand
was very active at The Improvement quoted below There
fewer Inferior cattle offered this week all the
yards than Ct any time during several weeks past and
holders we're accordingly firm al advanced rates. Tho
attendance was pretty large and the weather favorable
for large purchases, and In some the advance
was oven greater than quoted. The range Of
prices At the various yards from &c 10c i0ks.
and the general selling prices 9Hc lOc The FIRST class
cattle readily commanaed loo. lVho and ordinary met
with Tree sale at &c Some Of the beet lots oered
were in the bands Of Spectators VINO endeavorng
10 OBTAIN snl eAapR advance, OF the decline 70
were very firm tbroS4A The DAY, and al the sales
effected vi full prbs1 The total receipts Aer
ton for the week 34l head and 81 ali the yards
2,463 head, against 1862 head last week Not Included
III the above receipts 637 head which we're sold
on Monday, at Bergen Hill, mainly butchers
in this city ut the advanced rates, and moro
could have been cold offered A. tho
other city yards the demand active, and the small
numbers sae were readily disposed Of at the improve
ment
The total receipts all the yards the week and las.
week were as follows
wasaineton Bro'mias's. CA1mbrian's OBrISn's.
This week. go. z, 5H 80 81 Al
Last week.. 1898 50 Al 80
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says
The exchange market has been unsettled during the
gre part oi the week drawers buyers could
agree upon quotations Offerings Of vii classes bis
though pie, Indicated pressure, and the demand
for any description but NJ the best Ne.
anticipated, IL corresponding increase IN the supply Of
exchange, and rates OF both foreign and domestic show
slight ad the ruling hRurs ~ the cess OF TIE
previous week. We quote as follows:-Cear ster-
ing bills IC7 los and l0sk bill Of adng drafts l0dk
l67 and I97 francs, g. 2>ca or 81 &c per dollar sixty
aay bills on New York, &c IN a IN per cent discount
SIGHT, q y per cent discount
The Cincinnati Gazette ofthe 18th says:--
The demand for money Saturday was not
strong Thursday aud Friday the note OF coseDess
that had been sounded having induced buslnefs men 10
shape their ote spond with the condition OF
the market There ~as however, pretty full supply Of
COCO paper offered they able to use, while in
outside circles there no difficulty in making satis
factory iprtsIm eBts.
There vas good demand for Eastern exchange ana
rates were firm, the week closing with hat reduced
balances as compared with last Saturday. The bug ing
rates we're 81 40 premium for New York and Phila
dephia, and 81 "a for Philadelphia and Boston The uni
form settling rate outside tho Valley Bank, which
muss TO draw al y, was y premium. Some OF the deal
ere no were short bought OF neehbong houses AZ a.
New Ofieaps sight was steady at premium buying and
x sellng There was not much done, however, the
ply and demand being light New Orleans bhls less
plenty tn Third street, the supply being little than
The prevailing rates for first class 60 day paper
tx discount We quote u ~ discount the range
inci1dIg second class Eastern bills were in
oerae sBpply and oil the good paper offered taken
freely Ut equal 10 10 cent per annum-9 10 the
leading figures. Nothing Of moment doing in gold
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The New Orleans Pioayl,.e OF the llth instant
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sales OF Real Estate.

House and lot 400 Pacific ST. near Nsvins lot 20xso &C. 700
lot n ". cor. Conover and Sullivan Sta 25sl0O ass
lots 90 w. Conover st., adon,nire 26xioo each 400
lot e. g. sd av. 1904; North sh st 2lexa69. $50
GpEBsYEID Lnrf
'oss Sd and Webster sts ll3xo0, together lis
lots 9. s. Lawrence ST. near LIST St., l00xlo0, leo
By Adrian II. Muller. 30 r1
House and lot II Clinton place 81 by 90 10 t2 800
Do. do 10 do. 25by &C. tl..... 1860
lot 8. g. Doth 81. ,IsS H. w Of 5th az 2sxe2. ZOO
do. 90. sijoiring, 25x9l.... $500
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CRY COMMERCIAL RnPORT.

CITY 0VMMERNINTs KHFONT.
WxnsEpAr, FEB. l5-6 P. n
Assvs-The msrkei qaie, and prices stesdy n
kAc
BRxApeTvrys-Flcur-Th he demand foe State aud west
err rather less and eAsser While the better grades
we're 81 fair demand The transactions embraced ABOUT
Soeo bbl., closing within The range Of about the fo
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imports Other than Dry Goods and Spe-
cIe Mt the Port Of New York for the
Week Ending Feb. II, 1850.
The quantity gwen IN packages when not otherwise
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Mich COWS.


The SIMPLY continues moderate all tho ysrds, and tho
market consequently what buoy ant while holders
OF good COVE are hrm a, u previous prices Thoreve
Quite number OF first class sale this week 81 81
the yerds and IN nearly all they readily taken
for private family and by the Long bland nkmen
Inferior cows, especially Old ores, very dull and
barely find sae at the extreme low p ices quoted above.
Quite number Of the fancy cows were brought down
orders and though they ynrded with the rest they
sale. We beard Of few sales " very prime
high So $40 $50 per head, but the general
prices quoted above.
The total receipts all the yard FOR the week
week follows
Washington Byo'oninSs Chambritn's. OBren's.
Te.e
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WAL. CALVES.

moderately active demand prevailed Ut all the yards
1oy AL kinds, bet especially for good aud prime
oa,rrss. which comparatively smsi supply. Tho
general selling prices from 61sc &c but the seec
readily placed At &C. &c, and we heard OF
quite a number OF which brought 7c. IKE, but
these were rates, and without influence the
ket, and accordingly continue previous Quoa-
tons rematkirg that there but very few which arc
dsrceed OF inside prices, and bose selling axe
Aye. very inieriorin only few days
old The bulk OF the offerings to-day were ordinary 70
good and sold above The yards were all emptied nj
early hour Of the day The total receipts at all tho
ynIos for ths week and las, week, were as follows
Washington. Brn.rpe's. CAosss4vsir'G OrBn<ns
This week 1888 22 IS 81
LAT Ssk
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The receipts continue fair extent and the depree
s'on noticed af week Is recovered from the market
being buoysnt ut fun price, quoted above tor al kinds
There were quite large number disposed Of At the
various yards At advanced rates for say 81 Is
were very fA and wanted for show than for the
purpose of Supplying customers. The bulk OF the oer
inss we're placed al from 81 IS PER head while there
come sales st low 81 81 50 for inferior TIE
indicAtions that the entire would placed
during the day Sales have been effected fair extent
thro@ bout the week The receipts at all the yards
for the week and last week sollows,-
Washington. Browrtgs Chdrbrtn's. OBr>n's.
This week.. 262 $50 3,123 ,<03
las, week.. 3es 3,Sls 4,i5l AS
SWINE
continued in active demand at from 6dac. exc. per
ID. for fed TO quality. There sale 1928
head The receipts at The Hudson river drove yards
Thirty seventh street. North river, FOR week endps
FEB IL, 1850, were;-By New York and Mie Railroad,
$50 Hudson River Railroad, $50; Camden and Amboy
Railroad. 7sx. Total, 2,4&, Sold, ,S32 left over On.
sold SOC Total, 2,A2S
RBCAPiruIATIoN. g1E
The osa receipts Of AL an yards fsr the week
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
ND ri ES.

HAY-Choiee Western Timsthy.
COPN-Chciee white and yellow.
OA1s-Choiee white ard Black.
BRAN-Ffesh Saint Louis.
FIOuR-Fxtrs, Fancy ana superfne.
FLDUR-50 Half nattels Fancy.
MEAT, 10V lbs greeprshoulders
LARI-g0 Eegs Louisville packing
HAMs-pest suest cured uanvassed.
fAMs-ise 2, suesr-eured- Plain.
ffpMINY-100 Bags. 10 pound eseh.
Pf0f--2 Tierces, very handsome.
BEANs-smsli White Navy.
APpLfs-A good article ~ dried;
pm ATDES-tsrge Msshsnos and Pink-eye
buCRWHEAT-eD bags \ boxes prices reduced
CORN MFAI-Mill runhinr every other DAY.
CRUSHED CURN=Ang ausntiiy desired.
bApr LfNF-The vefy best-bstrels large
BAR sANb-wiil o. nstsct for sny quantity.
OfMENT- Rosedsle siwsys ON hand.
PLASTER pARfS-Enough 10 supply . ~ demands.
PbAsTfpfNg HAfRAnesi long staple.
MARBLE DuST-Drdered for customers.
WHITE SAVfJ-
wANTFD-Cu Customers for The above goods.
feb2s JOSHUA BEAb.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06
To the Honorable Members OF both
branches Of the Legislature.

GENTLEMEN Before taking my depar-
ture TO New Orleans, ! would most re-
spoc,fully return my thanks TO your Hon
orablo Body for tho inumorable courtesies
extended TO mo during my brief stay
in Baton Rouge. Should It evor be-
como my lot to be placed in such high and
exaultod honorable position rs yourselves,
TO legislato for the good Of the people that
might represent, should not be unmind-
full Of your kindness on this present oeca-
sion in my behalf in urging the great ne
cossity Of encouraging home manufacture.
and the development Of the soil Of Lous-
ana, which IA so much desired, and more
particularly 40, on account Of the position
we stand in at the present time between
the Northern and southern States. In
confusion. permit me to say, with many
regards will ever
. Remain your respectful
and most ODD. humble serv't
THOMAS J. SPEAR.
Baron RoueE, March 4th, lsG0-lt.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

A Nnw ARoTid EXPEDITION. "A
special committee Of the New York
Geographical Society have made re
port warmly recommending TO the
liberality Of the citizens Of the United
States the scientific exploration pro
posed by their fellow member, DR.
j. !. Hayes, having for ils object
continuation Of the valuable discover.
les Of the late DR.. Kane, and con.
iirmation Of the discovery Of the Open
Polar Sea.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-06

A Mosr DAreERous CouNrERFErf.
We were permitted yesterday 10
examine one Of the most dangerous
counterfeits ever palmed upon the
public. II was bill Of the Lotiis-
lana State Bank of the dehomina-
ton Of 800. So perfect is the i'm
itation. that the eye unaided by the
magnifying glass is scarcely able
TO detect the slightest difference be-
tween the counterfeit and genuine
note The signature Of the Cash
Ter Mr.. Byndeau) will be found
rather more illegible in the bogus
bill than in the vefitable issue Of
the bank, and that Of the President,
~. NJ bspeyre) il almost too fine
and elaborate in the counterfeit
IN other respects the identity ap-
pears complete. With the magni-
flying glass decided difference
from the genuine note may he no
ticed in the form and arrangement
Of the fine lines composing the me
dallion or circle on both sides Of
the note where the denomination
is inscribed. The community are
cautioned against receiving these
bills without close inspection. 50
admirably are they executed, that
We understand they deceived for a
while the officers themselves Of the
Louisiana State Bank.-N q. Bee
81 inst