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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11
selgslre a9as I'll. 3 Iii . .lllean SlSaille ~.
N0TEss 81 4 IL & y e IN ssa a n %
~ aA Eass GO iii 10 A xasEksS.

. izssii g 90 " = ~ -ss.-i 8 =
N0TEss Isgs 4 aa :. n e IN ssa AND
sIsAaEaaz CD iak4 a AN ID i4ks So
WAsllse1os, April 8. = Tie dispatches received
1t he Navy Iep,u,lss,t irom Capt, ,Jarss, the +
commanding olicero lie Cult squadron, enelosa
communications addressed to him by the officers
commanding lie French and Spanish Slips OF war
al era Cruz. l'
i They inquire Of Capt jarvis under what Law,
.of.natiens he captured the swo Mexican steamers
ana sen, then, ~ prizes 70 the United States.
4 Capt. Jarvis declines entering into any cxplaaa.
ton ii lie matter aid refers item 10 his Goverii.
me-, ;;or i repl, e theiii inquiries.
e;nnsnetssi ITraiaiuaI EIection. |
1,rx,,Nuxar, Ap,iii he election held hi this
o;,v vss,ar,,av tor ,nuci,lal officers passed off
.4,.,,.
rha re,nocr.,;c candidates were elected BY 4
..,,.
r,. -, u s, a. T,o,,;;s
!. $500 ~, n se.,iou ms held in this
:. !, &, &c; s: -, ,,,I;eers
w ~. = -, =. !. nora v;stosi.
~ : 80 ' Is, : {, three
oas - ~ .s 3 - 80. !, s,
hssss s''i'ss f'ea.1 =. s,a,,.roas
+ = Z 10 :, Ia sau,,a fo.,lav. Mr..
|" Asais'ios g = I. ~ Nh. ana &c
1feeis q l II ! 81 rarr,o.
Shlen p'o .s ~ w ~. $50 e
ree u A'i 80 a'a ,;s.esea
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say I" Dust thou art aud unto dust thou
shalt return is divine,
The natusal affinity Of man for dust,
and dust for man, is being daily exsnl..
pliied here in q remarkable degrec.
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ps- If it lie any consolation 70 the
planters Of other sections ne can say ina ~. =
here too there is universal cry lor rain.
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NATIONAL DEMocR41lc I
RESIDENT GoAMlTTE E ROCKS,
u a.. o n G. .llEl.ls iYtfi IN ID lt. q

MEMBERS OF THE CONN n I lie. 8 & 3
G. &. Y AI.I.ANDIGHAM, of Ohio, Chairman s
NILES TAYLOR, OF Louisiana.
THoM as s. BocOCK, OF Virginia,
WILLIAM Ii. ENGLiSt ,oi Indiana.
WILLIAM BAkKsDALE, OF Mississippi. ~
WILLIAM BIGLER, of Pennsylvania.
JOHN .I.0GAN, OF Illinois
JOHN CoeliRaSE, Of New York
n, W oLUsKRY, Secretary OF Committee.
Rooms OF the Committe, No, 8 AZ street, near
the CITY Hull. ali Communications Should as NC
Aa' Hon. c. i. vALLANplGHAN, Nc,
Chairman National Demccratie -Rssadsalf bo's'
mittse, Washington, %: q. .S
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pa Having had other fish 70 fry this
week we have not tonsid tue tlnle " ~.
tend to small matters. 55
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g-Tle advertisements Of DR.. SASfoRp's
Liver Inyigorator aud Cathartic Pills will
be found in proper column.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11

~ Mississippi has alsw making it q
penal odense TO sell liquor 20 q dtui'keh
person, tue coustitutionality OF which has
recently been affirmed by the Supreme
Court of that State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-04-11

es- Messrs GAINS q .RlyFs notify the
pubic not TO trade for certain note. See
advertisement
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IarLet the afflicted read the advertise.
mcnts Of Ar. HoeFLAsp's German Mcdi-
cines. 81
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sg-see adsertisenens Of Miss cRAvEss
School.
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ng-Dr. HEIaBoLD's Extract Of Buehu
advertised.
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AN'Et,IsDg'S
LIVER jim (lll AI0R,

I,iIl I ~.
ifes.i GdHss, ai,a has be-
! Il Sssndare!s Neck. ne,
an thai have used ii, and
conEdeAce in all the dis
commended.
within lie last two years
hopes Of ieliei, as the
certificates IN my pos
lapted to the temp.ra-
taking II, and psed in
gently OIL the Bowels.
Your judgr ent guide
LIVER 1aylGeRAToR, aud
PLANTS, Bilious At
INC bIAKGEG:A, SEMsEE
pgoisy, SOFA STOMACH,
cIolIc, tEoIERA, CHei.-
llNEA&ruN, fLaTgLkNcE,
ssssf i, s,li. may | BE- ast,tl
NARY FANILy AEDlcIsE,
|HEADAGHE, las thou
|TwENTf MINUTES, n rw1
,AA.IAKEas tco.nmehce
GIVING their testimony
MOUTH WITH THE
SWALLOW
SETTLER.
LAX Per ROttie.
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Eisl sia / III
i is con pouheeu { ii 1, i.
Il t0iAe itii fesis. ,iSfeti Ia
kluah aiid approved byI.
is now resosted 10 WITH.
eases Tor which i, Is rec. :
IL has cured thousands &
who had gwen VI all !;
numerous unsolicited
session show. g
The dose must he ad.la
ment OF the Individual :
such quantities as to act {
Let the dictates OF !,
you in tie use OF the =
il will cure LIVER Gea- Z
TAtKs, lYsPs P;slA, Giro !, )
CuafLAiNrs, DysfsTlE 4 I.
iiAbiTu4L CusTlAEs Efs
ERA Moi.hlis, Cho'LEi.Al +
! JAuADic.s FEMALE NsAe
successfully as al OkDIs
Ii will cure 81 z k /.
sands can ,testiiy,1 lNl'
or THREE GGAspuoAtu L. ! i
mtilt OF attack. |,
/ ALE WRo Use 1T ARR I
liz It's favor. i
! MI.Y WATER M TIL
| l1NTIGORdsIOR,
| BOTH re
\ uIx.snx, az r. 6h6Ha
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Succession Of sanal !. Clark, Deceased
No. 6785, !, !,
e,TATE or. LoUlsl.sl DISTRICT 5eouk 3.
ia q sRIsH tlF RaFlDlS.--Autice IS ileret.. { w
81, 20 Mt w!,ol ii may pncerl, so silow cause,
within tlrts days irou,dae hereof. whyse fi',a'
ega ~, srr,esrflted by tie Administrator \ u,
t,lars shoai not be appsoyed aid homolosssed.
Clerks ONCE, AlexaIdria, the lvtn DAY OF
April, 1850.
| BIZ order Of the Court, {, !,
apl l,-3od G.sLA, ~ S &c
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y ------ 90
0rgandics; Euglish Rareges;
Fine Embroidery
Bands, Cellars, Sleeves, Lace Mantias, &c.
+ o.. Also--a variety Of Ladies' Flats, O.
Misses and CLilaren's Hats. 80
Fine comets aud Ribbons in great Yafiriys
VERY ffe Sill, Patterns n variety ,os Linen Gcods,
such as Linen Lawns, Ptinted Linen Draress, 1c..
= A Pine assortment OF Gentlcmen's taoSking OF ALI
descriptions. 1929 April { 1850,
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ssy> See Mr.. IIEsARlE's advertisements
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y >
iho f !. pA 49, !.
actlse oatHStsic Nn'cn "A
~ nls plae1'ce nlot
fne 3. co " \ 'hc,sas q
y who 'h s1 n nsfo .ne J
ton which III express u i!
siitanceu me 20 pace
Of iill Il.
TIE Profession @ehn,
thaalles aci ilssiiheleii
The AGllIs.Yl. y. sCa-
with due isi1efenee 70 !,
fact sbeclsro, nnenndcuis
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L i u j. G Z a Z IL | G
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dAS = O
tie proprietor has used
than twenty years.
ing demand from those
Pills aid the satisfac-
regard 10 their l,se, has
them within the reach
know itllata,Rrent Ga.
portions OF the bowe.s
IfH'AssTit.. PILL has,
ibis well, established q
from d variety 9. The.
E.rac,s, which act alike.
E,ueHe ny canal. and arc
Ics where a Catllartic y
Nc AGEMlSfs OF the
IA ssSIa TIE BACK AND
lAsn s.uRENKss OVER TIE
lden cold, Which ire
stlrd in 4 long course OF
lrlrF, a CREEriNi sEss a
lBoay, RysrsLFssslEss,
Iis THE HsaD, snlsFLAA-
Eonas iii CAiLpsEs or y
srest PunlrlER OF tie
Ieas $40 Which, flesh j.
mention IN this adyer'
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mi Tonbi,,ation Rule which is PlulAh E,s'
a;d st.a.rp, al,iost complete anu so''ss'' II
arIc,, for niec.lucs Or plsntefs for ssl.
Eebz9-tf 3. y J. - Z - $500, !. 49,
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HOOP LANDS ~ : $
GE Il 4 BaT 4 Y Il 8

Will poslrfE csas
Liver Complaint, Dyspesa, J Y; sersous
Dab,iity. Diseases i tie Kidaf!s, aud
aiid.seases arissE iroai aiiisor.
eered iiyer, neaas.ess5 q ii
The sto,aa aud D-
gestiyc brsal's,s
81. Asp " Hi resi- aykLy FREY EsT
Yetlae Feuer bilious fsf, ssges
SD our Almanac iof pllol; z q, ~ cents per
Bottle. #.4ss3
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lOJU III II " " y - WV
THE UNDERSIGNED mas just received spsn.
/ did LOT If good
BER A.NDIE8
worth from IS 70 sls per gal'on--slsO = los oil
good
ana old Bsarsen y Whisky.
fe,l usrey er,ic..s.) 4 LAT lot Of Cut Tobacco.
mice II, cents per ro,ind piss Feet in Kegs anu
H,f Darrels, also very large assortment Of Shot,
iaI. i and Whole bags--in short, 1 keep every
Eat, Drink ani to Wear,
and II, sold at low pricss--one price Tor CAN
AMI another price OIL Credit, md il row wish %
awe tine (for time il money, bring ~ your meme &
soransluna and Gil it at one place.
S sg- Call and examine my extensive stock.
! 10. of BALL PLO Wss. :, !, ~
fsbi-sf 81: 2. y q = - - = 2 isi1
81 55s
T,Iuun-Ilalf barrels Flour for asle By
| .ssaa i. ". llENARlE
NOTICE.
,71sIE UNnERsIasE Ed being ,lesirosls q reducing
his Ia silGfE, OCk Of Go0l)s, e dsssfpnsd
: III R 4 is pRICEsl
flor On y III, Or 70 >atxiGs ssslA = ssss
| not only ~. y, 4.
but the whole Stock through Ihose sno wv.
their;iuters u oald do we'll 70 call and esaml1s
ror themselves. Nv stock is very complete anu IS
can I'LL almost; any inenl1rinuain. s...;no
Great pleasure will be taken y sn nov.
4 Goods whether purchases be made or no.--pus.
i do not like cutting off samples, Or sxcnanS'nS
i goods when once purchased .,,s,,r,, p1r
Oct. 10. 1853 .. ". n Is 49,.
q, COTTON made in Texas tl,e oestr,.s'.
4 ever seen id this market, at u cents, a'v
ane lot OF Negro Shoes at per Dozen s u;
genera stock oil Iinseys and kerseys, Nn l -
3 The sold at Iwupe cent profit ny e. "
TIME eo,nbation Rule, which y iius. .S,s
a-,l', al n,cc,,aics or psIters For ssls as
49, q, - g IS Isl ~. HEN
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sake 10 and Morning Cali az j,
nave ,,,st received new article DhiAh ". ~ I,
! l@,s = ass passages : = 5, RE:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18
WASHINGTON NEWS.


The bill amendarory of the Pacific Telegraph,
introduced by Mr.. Ely, proposes 70 extend the
time for the completion of the line to the 1st OF
December, 1888. It allows the Company 10 re-
move or build their line upon any railroad which
may be constructed by the U. s. Government
from any part of the Mississippi Valley to the
Pacific, should the Company issue bonds and sell
the same
The Government, if requiIed Is authorized to
pay the amount Of subsidy to the Telegraph Co.,
not the discharge Of the coupons TO said bonds.
The House Select Committee referred to Sub,
Committee consisting of the members from the
border slave States the amendments proposed
from the Southern side to the Fugitive Slave
Law.
1t is said in unusually reliable circles that q
strong movement is going on in the border States
upon both sides Of Mason & DixOn's Line, for q
great middle eonfederaCy to be called the Central
United States, or the Federal Republic of Wash
ingtOn, including New jersey, Pennsylvania and
the North west upon one side, and Delaware Ma
ryland Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee
Kentucky, and Missouri upon the other.
Men high in position and influence favor it,and
it is also said il will be suggested officially
by the Executive Of one of the chief States con-
cerned.
The democratic members of the Ohio delega-
tion, at the conference of the delegation from
that State, last night, took particular pains not
TO commit themselves to any measure contemplat-
ing coercion, believing that this would result in
civil War-n0t to the support Of Mr.. Lincoln
They say that the conference was not devoted to
the consideration of measures Of adjustment to
save the Union, as they had been led TO expect.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18
NEW YORK nIARKET-DEC. Is.
lsY TEIEolAFH.I


FLOUR-Market has improved Sc on common
medium grades, with more doing for export and
home consumption. Market closing firm and rather
Sales 1870 bbla, at atS46O@S465 for superns state;
As0@5,o2 tor extra state; s4,6o94i65 Tor suPerhne
westerni 80 for common 20 medium extra
westerns and S5.Q6@5,25 for shipping brands extra
CANADIAN FLOUR-Has also slightly i'm
proved with better business doing. Sales are 500
bbls at S5,0o97,00 for common TO choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-ln good request at S,25@4,OO for
CORN AEEAl.-Very moderate business Is re-
WHISKY--Msrket lower and more active
Sales are 800 bbls l6c.
WHEAT-Market frmer With rather more ex-
port inquiry, with holders generally disposed to in
sist upon very full prices. Sales are 1850 bush
hr Chicago spring at SlOo II the street l6299 bush
500 bu mixed western at S. .; 5000 white Indiana
at "a 1000 bush winter red western at SID; $500
'RR'Yi1EI-ouist at CSC.
BARLEY-Dull and nominally unchanged.
CORN-MOderate business doing and market
without material change. Sales are 1000 bush at
6216ic for mixed western In store; 6iGl65c deltV-
cred the latter LOT very choice se for Jersey yel
low ; 100 for round yellow 62I9628 for new white
OATS-A shade -hrmer With rather more doing
at s6@37o Tor Western and Canada, and s73k9ss for
PORK-Market dull, heavy and almost entirely
nominal Sales 500 bbls at Sl55O@ls62 for old mess;
Sie,0o for new doi Sl7 for city prime; Sl0OO9lO2S
BREF-Market dull and in favor of the buyer.
Sales are go bbls S50@l0OO for repacked mess and
| SlO.5O6ll, 90 extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Duu and nominal
BEEF HAMS-Dun and heavy with sales 81
| Sll., ,Oo61l30 90 for western.
CUT .AfEATS--Duil and entirely nominal a
66a656c shoulders; s56693zc hams.
| DRESSED HOGS-Quiet at 6466kc.
/ LIVE HOGS-Steady at 55l65fc.
| BACON-market active but very irregular and
very much unsettled. Sales are 30 boxes Of city
short ribbed middles for December and January de-
livery at szsc go boxes at ~ the spot 30 boxes
city long clear middles at &c on the spot $50 boNe.
i for January delivery at PIC 80 boxes city shor
ribbed middles at 94ci and 600 boxes Cum berlanC
cut short clear and future delivery private terms
IaARD-Market firm for prime owing to thi
| small supply, but demand limited Sales are $50 bb
at 9@l076e prime steamed and kittle rendered west
| ern.
BUTTER- Selling slowly at n@I5o for Ohio
CHEESE-steady at 9al01o
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OOMMRRCIAL.
oLEFELANp nIARKET-nEC. b.

FLOUR-Is selling 81 q wide range, depending
on quality and reputation. Sales arc 25 bbis good
extra at Sl15; 20 bbls red doubs extra at same; 100
bbls fancy do at Ss2s; 10 Bbls white double extra at
same, and 20 bbls choice DO At s562k. Buckwheat
Is steady at ys,2@z,so.
WHEAT-shles are lear red on track at 90, and
car DO At sl,oo.
CORN-sale car new hhellod at SEQ delivered
OATS-sales Of cars at sc.
HOGs-Ars in good demand and steady a. $50
$50. Sales are 50 head at that range, dividing on
200 ns; 90 head at same; 50 head heavy at $3.50.
MHIGHWINEs-sAles Of % bblsaaG IS DO =. III.
LARD-Lower, and selling at s899o. Sales Of
prime quality this afternoon at the o,tside figure.
GREEN HAlIs-sales are 200 pieces At IS
POULTRY-I Is coming IN frsslyi but prices are
steady at Sa7 for Chickens and Turkeys.
FRUITs-Dried Apples are dull at s9sc, and
Peaches at l2@l3c.
sALT-Is selling at 81 IS for ane; si,4s@l,sO fol
coarse, and IO55c for bags.
SEEDS-CloVer Is wanted at s4,25. There is nj
demand for Timothy, and prices are nominal at S2@
as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18
sOUTH CARoLINA AFFAIRs.
CHARIEsroN. s. C.. De-. 1s

NA@AA-AAoASas ~ Vi LEU 40
The members Of the South Carolina State
Legislature and the delegates Of the South
Carolina Sovereign Convention reached
this city at one o'clock this P. m, and were
greeted ct the railroad depot with salute
Of Is guns. The salute was fred by the
Marien. Artillery,FhO used two field pieces
for the purpose. The company were in line
in two and half hours after tha hrBtmem-
beF had received notice to turn ont. The
Is guns fired we're for the cotton States ct
the Railroad depot. A battalion Of the
State Cadets, under Major Stevens, were
drawn up on the arrival Of the train. The
order was given to open ranks so that the
delegates could pass through the ranks.
Major Stevens here mounted the plat
form Of one of the cars, and greeted Gen.
JamisOn, The President Of the Convention,
as follows;
Mr.. President--On learning that the
Convention Of South Carolina was about to
visit the metropolis Of the State, as an Off
Ger Of the State could not resist the i'm
pulse Of my heart to bring out Young Car
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aMfdffinEs.
OF AMERICAN NC
H MEN.-Resd noiisss IN ths Iribuns since =


HEALIH OF AMERICAN NC.
MEN.-Resd uoiicel iu ths Tribune since
from his Ezcsnsncy JAlIE8 p, WEsc0rT. Cor
sruor q tlorida, and mem Der Of Go u 81 11ast8.
With disssas n ny tauiIy aAiehtn l1sl n8sllcins
and llr1Irl -lllIf I1 tI1 111IItI Iia cure bat
which y.ildsd % eH.a1l .itiarl Iln1el p -
GraeiaI 11ir tie.lei -. j conl1| alfIsat thah
use. JAE-L. .lIlOEE
NEW hcal4 l1lflligt l8a
DrlJ. y. bniufr- Dear So; some iT0 Vaar1s 20
an intimate lernaie friend had bseh .sinT IN
falling OF che Weulb, uhitt6 and drauqa a1snstii-
sfior, t0Tether with the attending 1rrlrfori1 -
clearly described ID your adrertiss1anil and pan.
Bhlata She bad the Ter5 best lclical EElI i1 ftfg
cfg flll entirely uroEtrla and Der rhrsci11 f7IIr
tod hdr shat be thought ner lle mIgkt poaIIhlr -
Drol0nqad little longer uulier tl9 most i1f1I1r1
lfsatnieBt, lQr two egel 1iief taat 81s eoutiuusd
70 sink, When lca11e lnio Tour ones ~ fle ar1a-
fsnhafF Medical Institute ard Eelatea her gTr1r-
toms. As you was confident az he ar1f.eu 1eTT
Msrnhalis lrfh0lic1u in VI I1TInE Ear she disc Ir-
Cd Az the phgslelan5 aul llq 8. tnoQl1 doutlllg-
". froTiegnllllly u TcleFel har quickly. aud lT6
bottles entircly cured since theu- ior uear Two
yetrli there pa not 5ser any recurrence q che cla
paint, and ane = - strong active ele faeltll1l
Whsn young girl JEO. u. BBIGGf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18
I.nsPnN NEWS.

BosToN, Dec. ls.
A strong address 20 the people Of Massa-
chusetss & published this morning dsRopn-
cling the unoonsdtutionality Of the Person
al Liberty Bin, and recommending its re-
pssl. TIE address is signed By S5 gentle
men. including Ex-Ohief Justice Shaw
Hon. D. r. Curtis, late Judge Of the U. s,
Supreme Court, Ex-GOv. Lincoln, Clifford
Wsshburn, Gardner, and other eminent cit
issns, representing nearly every other eouh-
q IN tie State.
At the quarterly meeting Of the Irish
Chsritahle Society last night; after the
transaction Of the usual business, strong
Union resolutions were unanimously adopt
"a able and patriotic addresses were alst
made. The meeting was fully attended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18
no. Isl BadADvA4, NV 4oRk.

/ PHOTOGRAPHIC EOhCELAdN 20,
no. 7sl nEeADWA1, NV YORK.
tHAVING SECURED THEIR
/ III novel and ingenious Invention b American
enc kgToP patsnts are fuiy prepared 70 ssen's
MINIATURE LIKENEssEa OF PERSONS ON
presenting all the attfSetTs and adFaEtassoas sa-
tnres Of ordinary photographs, the btillRncy and
nnish OF 3 wafer color drawing and hitherto un-
attained quality Of durability b. being rendered As
mDershable IS the natural properties Of the articles
upon which they are transferred
the reproduction Of Photographs, not only on plain
surfaces, but upon such as are round OF Of any de-
! gree Of irregularity-port can be reproduced
with autlass accuracy, and delcacy OF dglineat0n,
upon Porcelain wares 81 any desc ptlon and einen-
aiona used a. articles Of luxury or of household ut-
URNs, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOILET
ARTICLES &C;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and sxquitte style Of ornamentation Of srti
/ cles In domestic use.
Of the popular taste and 10 meet the wants OF those
patrons Of the Fine Arts Desiring Of having portraits
Sope Correction @ u sa5sTi5 poPesaiH Soos I'M manu-
actured to their own orderI which they sell at cost
As the American Company are ounsrs Of the ps-
tent right, and consequently tka ouig parHong au-
thoEiEsd . ges the process thay have determined,
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF TEE UNION
I an opportunity 70 possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
to make the following proposition to residents IN the
l Country, who are unable 70 visit personally the
Atelier and Galleries IN New YORK.
Persons sending ephotograPh, embrotype or d.
Eorks, accompanied By
FIVE DOLLARS,
viii receive in return BY express, nee OF other
charge, richly ornamented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon By Transmit
ing dagusrreotype and
TEN DOLLARS,
they will secure in like manner
A HANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET
ARTIOLE,
with the portrait reproduced By the ultented pro
cess By sending pair Of dagusrrsosypos and
FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
they viii rsosivs in return
A PAIR or RICH sEVREs TAsEs,
With the portraits executed eqaltc miniature paint
ings; and, In like manner, Dortnaitl Be- repro
duosd on porcelain wares or
VASES OF EVERY QUALITT OF FINISH,
ranging in prics from
TWENTY To ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TIE
PAIR.
N. B.-B8 particular iD writing the sddresg, town,
An letter. To Be adrSLlsd to Manager Aulericaa
Photographie Porcelain Co." 81 BroadVay, New
York. ocfl3.3l9
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The updersgned having used Proieglos nDll-
pTRFYp SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC ksAEDlA7.
m sur families sitb The most Hatliariory reinia end
80 sfBcaey. cheeTfnlls recommend uiem % AZ per
ssns Who glsh 70 have sale raheole and elicaeioua
rsn,sdIss A hand for pFiys.s 9r domestic uae.
me Rev VIM HosmeI, editor e. : me nsr.lefn
fndeDendeut.m Auburn, n. Y. The hggi 2 a y5e7'
80 d Rector Of g. PeteT'g Church, Auhurn n y.
~ Rev. B. I. Ives, Chaplain q the Auburn sia.e
pri-cn he Rev spencer n. Rice, Rector heH-l,'s-
ss. ~ Rev samuel Nichols, Basi-Gsnesee Coo
ierepes. n Y. he Rev p q PFatt, Dorssi, " ne
Rev John e Robe, Buffalo A. q Hari, -sq uges1
NY; he Hon Neal DoF, Portland Ne ne hon
schnver Colfar. South Bend Ind. The hon. George
9nr5rbrev5. N " Henry D. Cook. lll-, Editor oi
ne aObIo STATE Journal y Columbus, Ohioi the hon
n Graham. Moline, III the Hon fhona9 )
Chase. Monticello, Flh. The Hon joseph Benedl9S
ntea1 n. n. Vim. Bristol, ESQ, Utica, n. f.i 3.
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RALTImORE NEWs.
RALFIMoRE, Dec. ~.

II
Finances are generally depressed, Kirk
land. Chase 8 %, the largest shipping
house Ia Baltimore, suspended payment To-
day, caased By the decline In coffee, sugar
and molasses, an immense amount Of which
they hoId. Their liabilities are supposed
io bo nearly q million dollars, and the as
SETS nearly equal. Il Is hoped they may
Be able 70 resume.
Judge Handy, Of Mississippi, Commis-
uionor to visit Maryland, has arrived, to
center With Governor Hicks.
Nearly al the leading merchants and
husiness men Of Baltimore to-day signed 2
petition requesting Gov. Hicks to imme-
diaisiT osil an extra session Of The Mary
lard Legislature % consider the crisis. Il
is believed ths Governor must respond IA
Yorabiy 70 the appeal