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tutoiten uparea.
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aCciAme unb uerprt aaen 2eibenhen us betlenbe 0nr
o. g. D. SMITHS BrdSenatne tr Sranea farm u'sn an eet.
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um 8eise i'd bn an, bab t meiue 28einbanbtnns unb @es
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Oou Dnsenb Slan pber bel Der @aGcn tCene n'S 9au8,
ny 0Nn.nn 90 g : & ,Hh
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100 Riten Sorter 3ranliuer,
100 y &ieslln9, -
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parbe rotb unb wetBe lln9ar QSene, ote mir 1ano
biuia1t oblaien weroen.
Il W. SGmeiber " Co., 46 g. SOwarbitr.
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@raeutrter nes er eren mehsun GSQeseu Der Stad.
ten eer ben srSeten 3bs nts qebsns tn Sppttaern
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bic bel pIOs6eu trduft,u III lebr rtredc bie m st errS
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-08

SeriGma6t BON i9r, auriidgeitcBeu!
Stud unb &erbamnmib iiber mid unb fte
Bbrpu,
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hbeT 6mds Cos ens aHberen 3nbernes btuSs FnS ipa.
ten uuptrIu8lt1 Or. SsbnftUu ~ 8dttz tteben.
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gH office; go. Glib =Grsbertdlfrabe,
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Gbdrle8 QSalter,

go. 397 OzStr., Der StaotbaQe 8e0eniiber
g&ai9iuBtpu .. G. ..u
empiicBItid ais
6rieben8ridter, Dfientlider 9frtar, @pmnliIIdr
Der Gonrt of Claims nnb Der perIdiebeneu
St1aten ner Linton.
Gr beiOr8t Die grlan3un9 Qcc 9eiIepiu opte bic
Setretbun0 BON orbun9en ra8 Commencement ftrtst eert-
d1e e auBerAeudtd Fapere ais Ocee8 Qeacs Ncrtaoacs
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nut 0onp- nn0 Se91ltcn nno beicr9t @ntaiTuugen lit
INSSa9ltn9en ppn 0el6Irl bier Ene III @urDpa.
S'Hhcn prn lbr WDrgeu5 biS lbr lttu68 an JRDden
ta8en un6 pDu 10 br 0tcrQns an Spnniaaen (0}olOe
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Groceries, 9Seinc, 3taGrs &c.
Nebtcr Gmmentbafer=, S6peiserz
Nimburoer !SGfc.

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mir an @teberperfiuIer bi[g ab9eten werben
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Del ,e. &C. an 6anb .-r.I NBSel & g8tlbetmp, .-
Ge. 379 gSc 8alttmcretraBe.
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S}unoe W1nner,

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DOL em Brrtrluen nohsn.
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tam etnis Aubenltne1 eaer seSaaen eteeH3aa ais Hrt
nnb Gbirrs an sebex cp sase ber @obeie anlaatreu vel
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len irsbI borau etet bat Re ait bnr hte tn taen Nn
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dunsen naea, oereu Grnnus s ben eahreala Nns eNea
Mcraten fat uumBQlt@ IT.. ....
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Nt;2O,iI

~ Sanbluns Ypn franaGfiaen @etnen unb
9tquDrS,
so. &c S SOlIibapfr.
sd uporrte unb biete fulSenoe SCrten gum gertan aus:
@eBer: 9tUtber
su,tterne; Saut @autsrne; Yaont Seanb; ct. SuIien
garac;. $5aut 8arlact ao Saint gtp9e; Chateau;
@rape$. Utar9aur te, ..
gbsnO oue SUrn 0quOrs, ais granSs Gin &Ognae, Bbs.
'ep ,c. 3u ben biai9teu }reiien. as.
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8aItimorc=2c 0OlpitaL.

@s9riinpet CUR llnterbridun8 Der Guddlalbete.
Der einjige 0lap, po etne 9etlun9 erlan1t
merpen taEn.
Qtnberuue In feds Stnnbet.
5sein Qusflilber, pas euere 8eIunpbat sOIs
lellD5 ruintrt.
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Vo SUGAR PLANTERS

VuSO SUGAR PLANVERS-
Sugar Planters visiting the city invited call and
Inc tle model of Wade II. Gilbert 4 H. o. IMPROVED
PROCESS FOR TREATING CANE JUICE IN MANuFAC-
TURING SUGAR. with the Of the Improved Connected
Steam Train.
The caneucc treated by this being free from the i'm.
perfect efeeaion caused hs The too high Inning of the juice
in the grande of The old kettle train and the imperfect cara-
on and cleaning Of The juice in The isonsed eyapoato of the
ordinary steam ain results in the finest quality of Brown
Sugar that can be made.
The working of the CONNECTED STEAM TRAIN is of
extreme simplicity and always under e complete control of
the maker With tits Train is unnecessary
Black and CHARTERS may be altogether dispensed with together
with all such cnmbrous appliances Vacuum Pans Cenrif
gals Tanks Steam Pnmps, etc.
Also, aMES STEAM PANS for making Sugar. They are
the best ill
BY permission The following Planters who have Them use
can be refenedto
Dr. JOS MARTIN, Violence Plantation, Assumption.
Mr. JAS. II. RrGGIN. Magnolia 81. james.
Mr. NAIERY LANDRY Ascension
Hon. MILES TAYLOR. Assumption
Mr.. T. O. REGARD. lbersille.
Dir U. MARTIN, Voison Plantation, Assumption
Mr.. JULIEN ToURNlLLoN, Ascension
p IL. O. AMES, H
No 1os Poydras street, St Charles
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yHyANTED-BY a YOUNG NAN, FOR SOME YEARS
commission house.
E Solomon ESQ., (of T. j. Hart Cod CLARK, Mostly Co.,
Nl Paase aadsess advertiser this Office ols
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T1APE-yyoRlI IN CIfLLDtEE!

Panfeld, n. j., August q, 1858.
Gentlemenou SON years Of has been afflicted with
av Md Ind The attendance of sfnl physicians
The boy has passed inch to seventeen feet per day.
while under the influence Of The neacihe mat ne mas peeh
taking I'M never discharged the head
Your agent being the neghhofhood was sent to the house
IN, sar f r nebofs the of tue wonders OF
yinae p.L,.,, v.
,,e sb;rh brought away twenty feet of the with the
hea During ree years he has passed three hundred feet OF
H. ,nr1 ", iaw would recommend it all those that
afflicted with worms any deaepiion as positive cure
re-p,r.,asers should Look well to The initials the wrap.
ner snd see a they ara buying b. A. Fanestoek Nerm
f XII, W." I'M N o,hcr jazz im&W
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MartitaIar Motites.

W
oop FEI lows Hall. AssocrATros, oco
New Orleans, February .. lsS1
Dec;os do Fsllows Hall HssocatIoa held on Mon
day evening the 9Th inst EpwAap PnssuRY, ESQ., was un"h
iss b ''Ss''e is' HENRY BIER. Secretary:
BANK Or LoUrr1AxA.
New Orleans February o. ECO
Msf-Af 81 meeting of the Stock h0ldeFN, Mtlu
banking fonsc the sd uimo the following gentle
duly elected Directors Of this institution 10
ensuing year; ,r,.,u
Una. Montgomery, felix iapslni nj,
II. y. Buckner nibtose iawie'r'
q Rosclits Angs. Montgomery,
Henry Shepherd I'll II N. Davis y 4 si'eoin0'
And at meeting of the Board this day, Mr II. NJ Davis
w IVY 's''s4 EpwD CHAPMAN. Cashier nro TEN
p5y. Examination of Pnblic schools, First
First District will take place between the hours oil a A. ana
3P NJ IN the folio wing order:
MONDAY Feb 6-Jackson School, corner Richard and fa-
TUESDAY, Feb 7washington School, corner Magazine and
WEDNEsDAY, Feb. s-Pauldng School, corner Gaennie
TIURsDAY Feb 9-sadon School. Piieur and Pal
FRIDAY Feb 0-Fiak School, franklin and Perddo
MONDAY Feb. l3-Marshail School, st. Mary street be-
tween Julia and irGd streets.
TUESDAY Feb 14Ffanin School, ST. Charles street. be-
tween Julia and Girod streets.
WEDNESDAY, Feb l5-Jeferson School, Dryades street.
between Era.o and Thaia streets. 5
THURSDAY, Feb l6Webser School, Dryades street, be
tween Ernto and Thalia.
Girls High School, Clio street, between Prytana and ST.
Charles MONDAY, 18Th 18th fnclnsive3
High School, Camp and Meponepe Streets
TUESDAY 14h to l7h dnelusive1
pecy and earnestly invited to attend these
| fe4 g. w. o. ROGERS, suP't
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NoTIcE no SUGAR PLANTERs ASH OH


leave inform billiard amateurs and
the public generally he has great expense tilted the
above room EIGHT ami superb OAK Tables and
will open 1t to the public THIS EVENING
These Tables from the celebrated inanufacory Of NJ
brunswick Bro Cincinnati, and are MI completed with the
finest quality italian Mne TOPS and their latest improved
Patent Combination Cushions
The proprietor feels great confidence presenting these Gns
Ions to public they have been thoroughly tested by
Of celebrated players in the country and pronounced
the extensive they haze
received ST. Charles and Marble Hall Billiard Rooms IL
alone a sufficient guarantee of their merit
N B.-Blliard Tales and TRAININGS Of all descriptions
specimens OF which can be seen at the above Room also the ST.
Charles and Marble Hall Billiard Rooms constantly hand
and for sale by
fe3 st a. w. MERRIAM, Proprietor
A LIE AND PORTEI-ALE AND PORTER.
JEFFREYS Sparkling Eiinburg Aie quarts and pnts.
JEFFREY,s Ednburg India Pale Ale quarts and pin,s.
JEFFREYS Xxx Stout Porter, pnts.
BYASS' India Pale Ale, quarts and pints.
BYASSi London Stout Porter, quarts and pints.
For sale In lots sn purchasers. by
JOHN TURPIS,
l2g Common street,
feS I'M Sole Agent for John Jeffrey 4 Go.
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A LIE AND PoRTER-ALE AND PORTER


nIsSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-;3--N
~ TICE.-The firm OF p Kahm Eagle Machine Works
Richmond Va. of which member end in reality
agent enormously in the of this city in
january last) order Of r. Rahn, the LIST
day anuary last which time have had no interest
connection with thai firm.
Having agency Of the extensive Tedegar Loco
motive Machine Works of Joseph r. Anderson Co. of
Riehmoud shall leased fill orders for former
friends and patrons with their manufactures These Works
about largest the United doing general Machine
and They employ about thousand hands and
their consequently possess greater
facilities advantages producing the best article ut lower
prices thln auy Works in this trnde,
hone to continued confidence and respect OF the
public EDMUND n. iNENS, General Agent,
No. l60 Gravier street
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AUCTION SALES.

,>,-~>-,.s-.; 2 y OAAOS pA1GG.
CREDIT sALE-2s0 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRO
gans.
By q. ROGER & co.
Auction Rooms, Nos rs and II old I.evee street.
between Gnstornhouse and Bienylie streets.
SSATCRDAf,t the 1Ith inst, mt 10 o'clock A.
will he Sold - - w y I'M 800 '
m cases o. Bg;oss SHOES and Bfosan Men, Women
direct from manufacturers By late arrivals from Boston New
York and Philadelphia. -
-E1-IEkMs-oscE 500 90 DAYS credit. fel0
TWENTY VALUABLE PLANTATION SLAVES FOR
By BEARD, PITTS & GARDNER SMITH.
Formerly J A. Beard L Co.
GAnDAgR sMlrn, Auconeer
Office. 81 Common street.
SATURDAY. the 1Ith Inst. al I2 o'clock NJ.
~ VI Tie 81 Ions Hotel Exchange al public auction win be
Twenty VERY valuable PLANTATION Slaves comprising Men,
s7y- Terms and full particulars at sale fe9
POSITIVE SALE OF SLAVES TO CLOSE coNsIGS-
By g. Z. GIRARDEy & CO.,
AucrrosgERs,
Office No. 81 Magazine street.
SATURDAY, the nth inst, at l2 O'Clock,
Maazins streets at public auction will be sold the following
/. DANIEL. ased Il years. field hand
z GAE ~ aged s "A years; held hand.
Ellen II aged 70 years cook, washer and roner.
8. SIMON, aged q years: . - '+5.
q JgLIA, aged ~ years: cook, washer and ironer.
q isAM, aged "a years; 6eii hand.
EAe sgsd COOK washer washer and sa iroasr
Il. DICE aged q years; No. iield hand
ID ELLEN: aged 10 years. !. .
HJTERM-12 months credit for appoyed city facer,s nc
cepIanee. 1earlns per cent interest. fe9
RTtrJ nrsr =, - -.
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CHEAP FuEL-WHILE THE PRESENT building Is
" going forward at the Station the price Of IokE will BE-
barrel
IL clean and pleasant fuel for HOUSE and superior 70
sthpr wood or coal for cooking
price is full Is cent sheansr than the best coal
New Orleans Gas Light Company Oct TO- 1859. oil II
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ss,Dudley Lodge No. SO, f. and A.; M
URDAY EVENING at o'clock, in their Lodge Room the
GRAND LODGE Masonic Hail. of st. Charles and
Perddo Members of the Craft raternaly invited
to attend.
0FFIcERs-Wn. H. Stewart W. NJ. Edwin Marks, s w.
j. H Gennison j. W. Thaddeus D. Hanlion Treasurer; s..
l. Gnllet Secretary +. L. Moore 5. D. Henry r. Robinson,
j. d, Jos, Chiet Tyler v
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OFFICE OF sournEsv PAeIrle RAIlnoAP GoarAsr,

E-Public Library-As it does not seem to
be generally understood thai the Library Of the Mechacs In
stitue onen all the Cotttee take this
method Of advising the public of the fact,
Tho Library Rooms III the new Instn,e on Dyades street.
between Common and Canal streets arc open o'clock
NJ to O'Clock p. II, CHAs. POTTHOFF,
ms 3rn Chairman of the Library Committee
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either of the aboyenaned Managers, or 1T the office Of tho
1f,er, House, fee I'd
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5@ LOUISIANA STATE EASk.
New Orleans. February |, 1860.
nq-The Board of Directors have declared q
Dividend per Of the profits Of the Bank for the
MONTHS payable to the Stockholders or their legal repre-
seniatlyes o after the 10Th Instant
q. A. r. RtNDEAU, Cashier
E5-AIl communications with the FIisficik
Coars, he made through the Post Cf1ce nd
dressed Care of Box u, Is.
I'm CbIIS.
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AUCTION SALES.


sUNREsEKyED SALE or FINE BGG6IEs, EXPRESS
Wagons 3aggage Light Truck aud Boys Wagons Baskets
ShovcIa, Wheeibirrews, Harness. etc.
BY MONTGOMERY IL SMITH.
X. NJ MoaTooagRY, Auctioneer
Office 81 Camp street
ERIUAY, the 10th Inst, mt IL o'clock A.
NJ, Warehouse, CORNER Of Magazine and La
fuyette Streets without reserve, will be sold
8 superior Open Buggies,
Hne Express Wagons;
light Truck Wagons;
90 Boys OF Package Wagons;
s Wheebarrows;
40 Baskets,
% dozen Shoyes
sets Harness. }ssg,s a. = - u
r4-TERMS-Casli. fel0
CREDIT aAI.E-l00 BOOTS, SHOES and BRoGANs,
Clothing, Hats White Shirts etc.
BY BLACHE Ss BEAUMONT,
Auction Rooms, GO Chartres street,
FRIDAY, the 10th inst, mt 10 o'clock A.
NJ their auction No 50 Charities street. at AUG
ton, will be sold
100 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
II cases mems Planters Hats. &s
--Also-
l5g lots of Fine Clothing. s4.
-Aiso-
100 dozen American White Shirts.
H9-TERSiS-tt sale icy
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Destructive Fire In Houston.
COTTON PRESS BURNED DOWN.

The extensive cotton press of T. W. Whitmarsh,
in Houston Texas the largest in that city, was de-
stroyed by fire. together with about 2l0o bales of
cotton From the Telegraph we extract the fol-
lowing III regard to the affair:
The warehouse had last week over 1900 bales, OF
which about 1000 were stored inside, all Of which
is lost as well as tiers outside. Not less than
2l00 bales, as near as we can learn to-day, were
destroyed. Besides this, there were some $50 hogs
heads sugar, q lot of molasses, ID carriages, some
stage coaches. and large lot of merchandise, not
anything of which was saved.
We learn that there was some insurance on a
few lots of cotton bnt the amount altogether is
insignificant, compared with the whole. We have
had no opportunity to confer with the proprietor
but presume his loss must be at least twelve or
fifteen thousand dollars. Mr.. Hilliard had about
SIC, 900. The total loss, as near as we can make
it up to-day, is as follows: Building. $4,000
2le0 bales cotton, sos 600; $50 hhds. sugar. $4,000
molasses, $1,000, carriages 5000; merchandise
$l5, 000-total, $l3S 900.
The loss falls heaviest on planters and will
seriously affect our trade, as they were depending
on sales for payment of LIST January balances.
We learn that when the fire was first discovered
from the office, the warehouse clerk Isaac Stafford
ran down and found the fire at the lower end 81
the buildings near the engine house. He imme
diately set the laborers at work to put out ant
ran back to save the merchandise wlichwas stored
| near the center Arriving there he found the bacl
side was on fire at distance of near one hundred
| feet from the first flames. Persons outside, who
were first at the fire, say that it broke out all along
the roof almost at the same time 1t is the genera
1 impression that it must have been set on FIRE il
| several places.
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rArAL ArrnAr.-The caIcasieu Press gives the

FATAL AFFRAY.-The Calcasieu Press gives the
following account of fatal ARRAY which took
place in that parish on the night of the 18th inst
1t appears, from the best information, that Mi.
Warren johnson was coming out of small room
into passage leading to the front room Of the
house, where there was dancing, when one Jean
Bite. Bernier caught hold Of johnson and pulled
him towards himself, when johnson pushed him
back, and BeTnier Immediately drew large bowie
knife and advanced on Johnson, holding the knife
in striking position. johnson retreated, calling
upon him TO stand back or he would shoot him. Not
needing this, Bernier still advanced, thrusting his
knife at Johnson, when johnson immediately fired
at him with deringer pistol the shet entering the
pit of the stomach and traversing the body. Rer-
nnier still advanced upon johnson, who retreated
through the house and fell off the gallery, when
Berner stood over him and stabbed him twice. A
third party here nterfered andstopped the alterca-
ton. Both parties were Immediately attended 70
ana medical assistance given Bernier died Of his
wound in about ten hours. A jury of inquest was
held upon the deceased and verdict rendered in
accordance with the above facts.