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Drawings OF tho Delaware State Lotte-
HAYWOOD. EDDY a co MansgerA
DELAWARE, GEsRsIA, KRFruoKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DEIAwARE-ExrRA CLASS No. II, JANUARY Z 1850
SO, &C, II, %, So, 81, Z, 20, "a, So, ~.
pElAwARE-CLAss No. " JANUARY 7, 1850
46, s, 8, Al 76, Is, So, 70, AZ, 81, CO. Z, o. IL.
Circulars sent free Of expense by addressing
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
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Ffos Ecoxor-A suRrIxs AT AuBuRy-Iast year,
Hxpcnses at the Auburn prison exceeded the earnings
large sum Of 417 900. This year, the earnings OK.
expenses (for ordinary purposes) % &7z 81, and
2a expenses ,(ipcludinG outings on new buildings
~pairs) $3.50 Is. ue- - ~ %
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Barry's TTicophcrous y the Best and
cheacet arcA for dressing beauhfyng cleaning curling
preserving Ard restoring he hair. Ladies. try u sod By Al
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~ pills and Ointment CoMsti-

CouRA.-Sore Throat and Grasp inara edi-
Ately red by TOBIAS celebrated Venetian Lnuenl
Sold b. al he drusssss- Prios % and 80 osnls.
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Batcheler's Hair Dye, wig and Tou-
pee Factory removed 70 10 Bond sest Private entrance
FOR AdteA
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A Beautiful Complexion .--I4a ird'a Liquid
Pearl for bsauuying and preserving Tie compilation andsn
l39 Broadway.
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Boots and acknowledgement
Double sole, warm far lined and wool,
TRAVELLING BOOTS, LE0dINS, BUCKSKIN SHOES,
And everything desirable for winter for
Ladies', gents and boys, at
BROOKS, 67b Broadway and 40 Fulton streeA
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Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou.
pees the best Ia The world wholesale aud RETAIL and the dye
privately applied, 1t No. 6AsHor House.
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FRANCE, BRoADBENTs 4 co,

The Drawings OF the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lotteries Of DelAwae:-
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs CO..
NANLGERa.
The Legislature Of The State Of Delaware At i session.
having veA 10 France Broadbens Co lottery for
twenty years the undersigned Commissioners appointed
hy NE II said State supentend the drawings Of
ssa az hereby cexfs hat the following The
Sussex CouxrY-CIAn g. JANuARY 7, LEGO.
GO, SO, Z, IL, 81, 80, ii, so, 90, 10, IS, 60, H.
GaAxp CsmozIDA1xp Lo71xaY-CLAss ONE JANUARY 1850
10. 81, %, IS, 90, 50, Is. II, IL, A. ~, IS, 2.
Witness our hands 1t Wilmington DEL this day aurday
January Z, 1850.
JOHN DALE,
JOHN W. WALKER, Commissioner
ALFRED r. WOOrTEN,S
FRANCE, BROADBENTS h CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Closing Season Of Furs mt Cost.
WHITE, zlS Broadway, opposite ST. Pauls church.
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ILclloway's pills and Ointment Constf-
te Ms.eris MedicA IN hsmseiveA They are positive re-
nedy all and external diseases Scrouis ancer
out Rheuruatnm Asthma disappear under thsr joint
influence, whe Burns ecads and WOUNDS cured By TIA
Ofutuneuf aone.
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wheeler = wnsen's sewing Machi.ss.

wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines.
IurH0pJsr BOOK CoN0RRN,
10 MULBERRY STREET, NEW YORK.
Being sonslar. receipt Of .suhass from brsthrsp
purchseA We have, b conjunction wth lady nsnds
carefully and Aorouehy s1Aansd De various nAchneA OF
practical value for family sewing and find eee made by the
Wheeler wilson Manufacturing Company sos Broadway,
New Yorh, 70 fully combine ~ ssenAls OF good nsYu
ment and such ~ confidently recommend Having
seeu % mvonble results nom Aey use n our own and he
households Of ends der0us that their
should Be sAared By all heten and hsuce have interest
edoursovse y their half VIII best wishes your brahren
ABRL STEvENA THOMAS CARLTON.
JAMES FfAlY, j. PORTER
DANIEL Wise, J. BENZ. EDWA1Da
DAVID TERRY, wv. A. COX
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GOuraud's Poudro Subtitle Uproets Hair
from low forshesdA upper lips psrt Of Ne body 81
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Last Move I'm Photogra phing.yzTwc Give
patent instrument SIS Broadway.
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Married.
TO TIE EDITOR OF rHK HERALD.

In your Saturdays issuc there appearv smoux the
obituary notices report OF my marriage By whom ID
was inserted. and FOR what purpose, cannot conceive
being cuureiy untrue am forced 10 believe Il % be
tent wocnding the feelings Of the young lady nand
with me In the notice. THOMAS HARM
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MISCELLANEOUS.


At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARES, NoTEA ~
"A Theee cesAxa4Ad CardA elegantly engraved, Oh
Be- had at SO3 Broadway, corner Of Duane.
Ar JONES. 10 AND Il ANN srRlKT-CALL AND sna
a those Fneh calf dress boe q ~ also he ~ 80 double
sole water rsooS sswed pQo4A
A 10. q PASSPORTS fs5uRD THROUGH. EDWARD
"a BSSEIAA NoAry Publia, Commissioners Of Deeds Of Al
Ne staAss III Broadwsy scrner Of Chamoen srsel
A uaEFUL PUBLICATION
"A Now ready and for sale
THE POSTAL OuIDMs
Pubinhed revised and oorrected MONTELY from date
dtsecs from Ne NEW YORK POST oeYICE ne .'fcstai
0uide printed n elegant vle n tee coors, sheet.
Sx16 uchsa and VIII be furnished 10 subscrbers ~ ths
sim Of 81 per year advance; accompanied with neat IN
fsSme, 81 b estra. single cor.a Nc.
10 Merchants BAutsrs snd Busness Msn eeneraly nh
cultivation be Invaluable contains In detail all hs
poai nrs shis city. together With corrsosd W
q II rsAes q pogAee 10 al foseien couutrsa
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Trusses Of Everv DescrIption for Perua,

nent retention rupture bathing Trusscs Suppors m shout
der Brseea euspensoy Bsudages sk elastic Knee
Cara Ankets al surgical appliances, utacay ap
phs1 By MAksH 90, No vssey slrsst AslW House.
New Yok.
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ABOLITION cARMvAI--GRxAr TIMES AMONG THE WHITE AND
BLACK wootLr HEADS Tho Amti Ssoucy ,SGwdord an
noances series Of anslavery and abolition gatherings
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Herrsng's Patent Champion Firo
eueet, New York
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BassSbrt1's Last Billiard Cushion Chal-
Paacs-l6 Tables. Court and Remsen Erests Brooklyn
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~ WASHIGTON MARINE INSURANCE. CONPAUY
- OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
lS2 and l3l Nassau street.
Corner Of Beekman street,
New York, Dec. S1, lsu
This company has completed iia Organization In coafhr
with the Insurance laws OF the State? Cash capal PAID -
Also an additional amount of subscription notes.
limited amount Of subscription noes sed
In advance Of premiums, will be received, upon which ~
commission ~ passed by the Board will be SLOWED.
porn0n Of the business OF ta0 public Is respectfully -
guessed. -
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The Drawings OF tho Sussex County and
Consolidated Iotierisa Of UolAMaxa;-
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GARD TO TEE PUBLIC
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rsins using sSs oSsr:rns: snd plssos iS< .sssI -
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sccsss over he oSer srnss nos an AZ Original
Measrs steinway and that The sane has been done for
sn' sss ss.p..o. e -: passs sss ~ ,.::
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Iss ana four By M s b;.s: ana -. i
sy,Ss tnSsd sss,s; Nj. 61iss: srsssss4 $50:
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sss%pd p %Ai w. ps
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: s s.a but Sas e.
'9s nea IA ss;. .'2s:sa syss ssSos
4 Wo SAkE q 60. idSjf SSEE111sSSk.
New YORK Jan. J. 1850.
CoRNs BUNioxs, INVERTED HArtA AND AIa
n, Ss s o. ~ Ne 5sst sarsa Theus pain q
S.o.dwsy Ests. o.as pSy.e:as .aa :sssssss < =
e !g1 IV " ME sEan2tf igoSs
for The re.tmen Of pulmonary disasss lss Bowsry
no NOT TAn TO Use oAYxrrys xzDIcArD
%. q &. ceanly psisoos For sale IN coavsasai psss
" - 1 DspCS Il Ann :srss q and 40 Bro.1w.r
zsss gsasss SHAW SI.s ssss e
wa.hinEonville Pen.mvis oHnviis and Uniss Pcss -
oace, SourtecSsh Ward Hossi. corner o. ElssS.x
q1::. :.; ;s. sas Is on 1'S =
NJ AND rms Ms . e ry4Sbz " F5yorocx.
HOf bfc fHHSE dha GA5E P SsS5SS
THE AF Nj s. sT 81 MA SESEcciTfArrox.
ToMoRRow EvEENo-THE LADY or Lyons.
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but he will not do 30 unless Mr.. Clark VIII
draws his resolutions, which Mr.. G. has de-
elared be will never do. The main point of the
proceedings is, however, a very curious enc,
inasnuch as Mr.. Sherman says that when he dis
covers that his name stands as barrier to an
organization he will retire from the field. Con-
gress has now been in session eight weeks, aud
up to this time Mr.. Sherman has been the only
republican candidate for Speaker, aud despite
of the numerous votes which have been taken,
there has been no one elected to that ONCE
Can he longer doubt that he Ia an obstacle in
the way Of an organisation, and that he ought
to retires We shall see.
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IMPORTANT FROM EyRoPE.-The Circassian
which arrived at St Johns yesterday, has
brought us two days later intelligence from
Europe. The news thus received is suggestive
and significant in three points of view. First.
we have the confirmation of the retirement of
Count Walewski from the post of Minister of
Foreign Affairs; next, the appointment of Mar.
shall Mcmahon as the Commander In Chief Of
the army Of Italy; and, though last, not least,
the threat Of the Sandman government to
send troops into the Legations il the Pope in
sists on enlisting German recruits into his
service
These facts, taken in connection with the
speech of the Emperor on New Years day
speech very much like that made few days
after his famous remark to Baron Hubuer on
the same day twelve months ago-together
with the sudden retirement of Count Watewski.
after having made declaration to the foreign
Ministers that the pamphlet entitled "The Pope
and the Congress" should not form a portion of
the foreign policy Of the French government
while he was at the head Of the Ministry, iaai-
cate the settled purpose Of the Emperor to
carry out the plans Swallowed forth in that
pamphlet, which. in fact, he now virtually
endorses.
There three points, with the sudden visit of
Lord Co~ley to London, seem to Indicate that
Napoleon il not going to back out of the post
ton be has assumed ia regard to the Pope and
Italian affairs. The facts are highly significant,
and should be carefully watched.
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whose writings, 1t appears, did not suit the
taste Of the Common Council. The Corpora
ton are mistaken, however, if they fancy that
they can frighten or bully us into employing
any assistants to please their views, or dismiss
any at their will, as long as they faithfully per-
form their duty. We believe that the Investi-
eating Committee intend to commence opera
tions next week. Let us again remind them that
the most important witness they oan summon
is the District Attorney, and let him be care
fully enjOined to bring all his papers before
them.
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THE CONFLICT IN WAsurNGToN.-The pro-
ceedings in Congress yesterday were interest
ing, particularly rs they related to the COLO
my between Mr.. Sherman the black republic
can candidate tor Speaker and Mr.. Clark, Of
Missouri, the mover OF thu Helper resolutions.
u appears by the proceedings that Mr.. Sher-
mao is nov anxious, in view Of the new turn
affairs have taken in the House. TO make an ex
PLANTATION of his views on the Helper book;
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JANUARY q. 1850

lature ON the hill introduced in the Senate making
il a misdemeanor to charge more than one cent
ferriage for crossing the East river, between
Bridge street aud Red Hook point. Brooklyn. 1t
will be seen that the financial affairs Of the Union
Ferry Company are pretty thoroughly overhaulsd.
The cotton market excited yesterday, white the
salss embraced 100 bales including about $500 ia
are Prices closed at further advance Of 70 per h.
making the whole improv week equal pcr
H., or 81 osX per BALE We quote mildiing upands
at II Hc. in store while middHng New Orleans sold at
Ike in transit, with freight at sled Fior was heavy
and saes moderate, while the lower grades Including
Southern, rather Wheat was firmly held,
while sales light the chief sale being Chicago speiag
atsl % Corn ower with sales Of yellow Jersey ana
Southern At scc sc and Southern new white Of &c.,
Sac old white do held q, $50 90c. Pork armer
with saes Of mess al $40 SIX SIC 50 for old, and
do at SIT 37k with prime at I'll 62h, End I'll 70 for
DID, and &3 for Sugars wcrc Loss active but STEADY
with sales Of 800 400 hhds II rates given elsewhere
Coffee was firm the sales embraced 900 bags Rio eco
DO St. Domingo, and 500 bags Java, st rates given in
another place Freight engagements were far especially
for Liverpool and London, n steady rates.
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TO TIE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
noticed in your issue OF o-dNy an stsempt at IA
eer~eious humbog the shspc Of description Of VOL
sapc eruption In Breakncck Mcuntap Patuam coun-
gym Ihave for the last twenty Years resided within
stcrt distance ard In sight OF the celebrated Br axnecx
Mountain and have never bsore heard OF vocsno ex-
sting within rs granite bosom The s.su:- 20 respon
dent of the Troy Arena had b. tier take Gov orc
sops The marvellous beor to compare tns
massage Of the cars q the hudson River Raosa through
The Breakneck tunnel WIN grand nstura phensur
mon % -volcap:r srpy,.oU.
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TIE HrpsoS RIVER RAILROAD AccIpssr.-wm. J. Cosy,
who was badly injured is reported 70 be in much more
dangerous condition than expected. He 10 still u tina
Revere House. TArrytown, and his physician from sh
city has been elegraphed for to attend him. Thought
that he has received internal injuries Bishop AccosxF
remains tho residence of Father Hackcs rarryo~us
but 80 FAR recovered be able to leave Tor nome To-
day The funeral OF Mrs. Fields takes Place at Twelve
O'Clock today from reedeuce Of her father BLOOMING
Grove, washinetonvie, Orange county, where hsr re-
mains we're conveyed on Thursday Afternoon arss
number Of her friends and these OF her husband e IN
the morning train to BE- present at the burial.
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contest Of principles, not of men. 1t is
matter Of small consequences who are the
candidates for Speaker or for President; aud
this fact makes the issue one of the most i'm
por.ant that has ever been presented to any
nation. That question and that issue is who
ther or not the Uaion, cemenled with the
blood Of our fathers, shall stand-whe-
Their or not the rights of the sove-
reign States, guaranteed to them by solemn
compacts, shall be respected whether peace,
prosperity and happiness, or anarchy, blood
shed, insurrectlon and civQ war shall reign
within our borders-whether Che North Ameri-
can republic shall maintain its proud position
among the nations--no star obscured, no
stripe obliterated from its Hag--or whether
the fair edi6ce, now just assuming its full
grandeur and glowing in the FIRST freshness of
Its youth, shall be destroyed by handful Of
traitors and fanatics.
These are the questions involved In the
struggle for the Speakership. And, considering
their vital Importance to the nation, and view
ing the attitude of Sherman and other endorsers
Of Helper and John Brown in Congress, we
are quite satisfied that every coed citizen will
join with US in applauding the action of the
conservative members, and in urging them to
resist the plurality rule to the end, and in
wishing them Godspeed in their efforts to stay
the tide OF treason and fansticism which the
cdious teachings Of Seward and his associates
have rolled over the land.
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ONe sAC OACCsAoA Va 0uVAkhou, Wy WudtoNCI
means obtained, can only increase the popular
agitation in the South, and augment the danger
to every Northern interest The industrial
and commercial separation between the North
and the South will receive from it mighty
impulse. 1t will begin by the cessation Of the
use of Northern luxuries, to be followed by the
stimulus of home production and direct impor-
tation of necessaries, and the demand of specie
for the cotton, sugar and tobacco which North
ern industry and Northern needs must obtain
from the South. Such action as this, even
though only partial in the South, if carried on
fer twelve or eighteen months, will break
down the entire edi6ce of Northern credit and
labor. Our banks will be draiaed of their
specie, and their loans and discounts be neces-
sarily contracted to panic point; our manufac-
turers will be pressed by the twofold difficulty
of obtaining their customary pe6uniary facili-
ties on one side, and the evils of q diminished
market on the other. The tide Of trade that
now pours along our canals, railways aud
rivers would Lessen greatly in extent, and the
reward Of labor and of capital would be
diminished in every home. These are the
practical and truthful results that must attend
q long continuance Of the present abolitionized
black republican agitation and effort Let the
honest men Of the North reflect that the war
which Seward, Helper, Sherman, and the ex-
ample Of John Brown, are preaching, is war
against the lives, homes and dearest interests
of the men Of the South, aud then ask then,
. elves the question as to what would be their
course in CAGE similar imperative aggressive
and destructive war were anywhere preached
against them.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. i
BY TIN UNDERSIGNED.
The Carcoes OF the British Barks
HI MPHREI NELSON"
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Dry Goods.
as-sr,@I Trta.s. two ta- fra,,, Ta-ksy red and
yeI'" Prints, plain Turkey rri cig,h, -in--
plan and fancy silks. Victoria lawns,
furniture prints, cotton saeeans,
bo5ierr4 ha"dksrgh5r-,
kertiet-. rar
key rvidu-
Linen
dcnans r..5as Gl.s.
umbrellas. sewing cotton, blue
anI sc-ri,, serge shirts. puot jHrsets,
Bed ticks. white blue and rel blankets, railway wrappers,
cloths. ladies' s.ra, hats. brown. gttou half hose. sewing SIX,
mems felt hats, silk LIGlAcTcllr.s, >upvr1ur tweed trpuscriuES-
shepherds plaid, blue t"ilel flannel, plain blue flannel. white
shirts, cotton ,rouseriuEs, printed musuus, &c, &c, sc, sc.
Hardware.
Bundles round iron, as-,i, tat bar Iron, assti.
Spades. shoveis, files. cross rut SAWS. hand do,
Tenor saws. assorted iocNs, knives AMI '3rAs.
L. ". spoons, scissors, corAscrrws, plated spurs,
Butchers s;grlS, carpenters ADDE'S,
tAst tr"l pots, t-sui sizes, e'"ptrS anEls.
tUUItr~ rINrf~. brass butt hinges plane irons,
Cut nails, assu5 sizes, metal brace buttons.
Naval stores.
Tarred rope, asstd sizes. Manila rope. bolt rope,
Ham6ra lines %T b5firi ilasse-,i OIL. spirits Of 1arrenune.
SAN canvas. a,std, barrels stockholm tar.
Barrels pitch, ship scrapcTs, sewing palms,
Iron and brass screws. cauIsin- irons,
Redpaths patent pumps, Ti5i dy wheel,
Casks composition nails, assorted sizes.
Groceries.
Cases English bacon, do do hams, 6 Cheshire cheese,
Cases pie fruits. je!.es and jams, asstd,
Cauiied orange aud ci,ron pee1 cases pickles.
Preserved meat, and vegetables, cases maocaroni,
NermicelH. ttpioca, sage. cloves, cayenne pepper.
Ground black pepper. cases patent greats.
Patent barley, scotch oatmeal, almonds. salcratus,
Case Sari"es. in halfanl quarter tins, salad oil,
Yellow soap. notified soap.
Liquors.
Pale Caguac, Pale sherry, Fine Ola Port, Clarct,
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hhds salts Ale. hhIs. YounEers Ale.
SundrieS.
White saltwater soap, perfumery, false jeNelry,
English saddles,
Graz; assorted earthenware,
Assorted iron.
Iron pots, tin plates,
Small chain, Liverpool salt,
Black.mitls' coal,
SUGAR PANS AND COOLERS.
HOOP .ron, I case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE. in lo9ib bags.
Received per bark SEA NYMPR from London,
MARZETrIS ALE AND PORTER,
And per bark from London, AN assortment
Of ENGLISH GROCERIES.
And BY the first conveyance from England after the HUM
PHREf NELSON, lr which. vessel they were too late, a beau
ttful assortment of ENGLISH PRINTS, including pink and
yvloWs. and other choice styles.
~ The designs Of 'hsse prints, As well as of those received
per d" Humphrey Nes5D,' are entirely NEW, and not copied or
borrowed from the old designs Of imporGtons ~ other houses.
li1-tt JANiuS, GREEN 4 co.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THE WIFE.

IN trsaadrv, ~ ~ --rP Are rt -, pr-lsu-
q lr. o.. cluc..f-I ,amErs Hta lau
Ln's-d up iu woman i1v-. -s-ll tr- nT
- pi--.iuE-, wl~u I COM tut urtg th- hous--
Wast q irAciaus breath ta-- s-uts forth
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advertisements.

IT, ~ c, -
JllNI ffrpiInU Opr NlFpn ana
nTuEp ATE HpptUHi
'Iaeker$ ana bisInn'>'
ho>I"N " AEER 'RAt EKN'
ID Btu crackers.
t.-ta1 butter erl'ssr,,
issln @aS -
b. fnszr snap
- eteAs5,
c, coo5 '
ra.a,a5. Case Goods
..H.r
,r-, r.-.
f's.'h P slr ns.,.-l
d. ssu..
Lea 4 re".as sa"ees
clr~rs.
pas.
S'aehtrry jam,
Raspberry inn.
Sna'eTy Jam,
Pears d"
Fresh peaches,
Pure honey.
True lemon syrup,
HOLSTERS, ia I and , = "
CLANS. tl > To tins.
Sarl.uyS, iu and I 70 tins,
salmon, iu > u Il-,
'a-|#a N.a~H
Green corn
Clgb. >Hla.
Cream tartar,
S4lHa-us.
Yeast Powder.
Herbs. assorted,
Curry powder.
CAYENNE pepper.
Pepper s1ucc..
Tomato Catsuu.
Ground pepper.
ti'rSrs corn starch,
o>ve-o d"
White spies,
Ground ginger.
p-o-u
h'o'i"h'
MssiIAt.A hans
US E Ai -uuN''
Fr-h Iari. 10 sins,
iLi AHi quarter h'Tr.i> mess PORK,
California cream cheese,
OREGON smoked bacon.
Sundrips.
-
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SHEATHING PAPER
q nn ROLLS TO ARRIVE SYREN.
& wv For sale by c. BREWER * co,
1861 MARKET Wharf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-08-18

The BARBECUE AT PLAQUEMINE.-The barbecue given
1t Plaquemine on Saturday last by the Bell and Ever
stt men of 1berville, was the largest gathering of
people we have seen this year. Among the crowd
We counted near two hundred ladies', one of the most
cheering signs of success for any political party. The
only orator present was the Hon. J. Q. Fuqua. of
East Feliciana, the elector of the Fourth District,
whose argument in support Of the Union candidates
vas pronounced by all who heard it to be unanswer-
able. Much to the regret Of all. a violent storm Of
wind And rain came up, breaking up the meeting, dis
psrsing the audience, and almost running the dinner
However, every one seemed to take it all in good
spirits, and after the rain had ceased, most of them
re-assembled, and Mr.. Fuqus was enabled to finish
his admir- able address. Our friends in that parish
are determined to give a good account of themselves
In connection with this subject, we would suggest to
the New Orleans orators Of our party. that when
they are INVITED to address meetings in the country,
aud they sscept the invitations, that they should
soms At all hazards.