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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
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STATES sss1' on fysrFyf}S.


srArgMisaT og EoTToN.
ssoeE han. fsesertaaaaar. bales. assss
Received yesterday sgs
Isssis1
Espporfed yesterday
ssosk ouhand hot eiearsd 5saIgs
ToB4eco ". The sales comprised III Ihds. Old
at -. and 81 New Crop III eb1:. III III fb.
sTATEMESr oR 1oBAcCo.
Stock IN hand September bids Sins
Esssivsd ssstssday as
100
sapsfsa s'ssr ~ lsss
stock cr bard Bat cleared 44Ig
SUGAR -. The receipts were light, and emily
about 100 hhds. were sold al firm prices. Fair ID
Fully Fair 6g@7ae. u
MoLAssgs .... With limited supplies the sales
were confined to abont 100 bbIs al s5G37s. for
Ordinary, etc, and SsO39e. All gallon for Prime
FLOUR. q. The market was heavy and depressed,
and the sales were confined 10 about quo bills, of
which 800 Extra, IN two lots 1T se Ias mo Good
Extra at 10 rs, and 100 Choice at ~ Do II bhI.
GRAIN ..- The Corn market was active, and
about 300 sacks were void comprising $40 Or
binary If SOC, and $50 White and yellow, III sew
sral lot, At SIC. u bushe leaving The market bare
| Of stock. n Oats WI noticed sales of 400 sacks
~ Louis az 6Gc. u bnshel, aid some other lots 1T
The same price. Of Bran s lot of 100 sacks WAS
| sold At 81 90 " 100 hi.
HAY....We heard 81 500 I,aIes Western aolI ia
! dealer al 40 % u ttn
4 PRovIsIoas The market for PORK VA aru.
ana ne transactions ncludeA 1000 bbls, Old Mess,
ii two lots, At III hi and las0 New az III id 8
Dbl Mess retailing III III 5ll III I'LL III iii did
and s1a 80 ID Dbl. for New III Bacon VI heard IL
no sales Of Importance, Oh Green Meaxs al,gtyx
800 900 MS. DRY Sailed were sold egaiinu III tf1
pieces, and n casks Shoulders, s;flas and HaIas
on private terms, and II ao0 ibs. ID casks iii I'LL
for Shoulders, and SIC. d ib. round for sides and
Hams. n Lard We hear of only 100 tieFcea
Prime sold at f0ac, q d.. and small Iot II ths
i same price,
COFFEE. The sales oFnrised 800 bags. inclad-
ing 80 at II ri, 100 at IT'D Al II 4 I5e at
and 425 at l2c. q IT,.
WHISKY we noticed sales Of about 800 bbls..
embracing rs Reetifed 1t saaae, and 700 Raw III
CSC. u gallon.
FRglaHrs Vessels 81 tIs berth fl Ligsrpoal
filling MP with Cotton at 9la., and n and s-lse.
fsr Hayre. We heard Of nd new engagements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

sats ls5s85ssI$ ig.#4s5 lzs$t{Tl sEs2 #lSi 3ial
#f. 81 I2ss ~ lH6ti,l4t ls,ss,f58 sasaI8 s,i44esk
Swings Institutions, 81 banks for savings. are
among tHa most prominent Interpretations d tHB
d a#y previous abe. It is=an Old aaage, Take
care IT ti4a pence ard tIa pounds Wal take eAFa of
th6lnseIFes. Tic pre9eRt ii d faFnrahta time ta
inealeata tlie deas % t41a care IL the dimes It'll
The Aea# sill prateeH Themselves. Il ID iass a##
tfae as holy NFit; afl IL il sataeNat astounding
u leaTa ffla from the millions II el5fIaHs pail hit
IN this city ID laherela, mechanics, artisans ana
c!erifs. t$at % little f6gatd u given TO thelaYing
10 f6f the tREnFe. Gab6ref# and working men.
labofeHsGs md working women, Mil come here
esaFF aHsaHat, work I'll winter and springs Risk
some f8V hundred dollars and retn5n h tIe North
70 spend tlssif money Cur resident aad f5eFii1as
9t6aH mechanics t38Re heretofore l5a{lst VIII i#fF
eaTHags aa fast as earned, dsfa gafiliag geneTaI
eeea8nYt and ftEgAfdsss q tIa future; nafe,
pR4il#ils nom The absence 5f ADMINISTRATION I1fi
aged and conducted by citizens fae DC III refH-
11tty gF4Sit 4ua N35a were governed IA benevolent
feelings oE IEa highest cast. FaFtunateIY for the
WORTHY aHa labafiuHs members Of society an m
corporation y ibH il Haeeessfssl 8pafH&ion Known
81 Ill Aes Orleans Savings Institution, which, We
Gre laRpy % learn bids far y be one IF Gle most
Important organizations If tic ago. Deposits are
received 81 Ills bank faF ttla small sum Of one
lollaF. It i also authorized F. graht isae GER
tiiieAtss If deposits. il Ii uEer lac management
Of citizens IS the highest worth and Integrity all
aboge want, rad aeeapyfng The ilisttest standing
Paeuas8is5 E5la socially. q EaH heen esaEafion
| far i've Y#af#, aaa from y4sr to year has been
steadily lint silaat4Y working III d tie favor
sad enat1HHaEe of file public. There arc very few
i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

kass5s 80 tsl534f u sss Ala
A. III }t5a ltaaHss 1915 6tl sEtia4EH s9iaeiiafss.
fItE t5REkf ENt41tft sfsfs7Isf Fl fsstzIFIe sGig#
fltzAEh5 til REe4##
AF fh8 geder47R aEe8T sEbAR458 ra4eA gfffie. 875
esas II Rns5kl Il E59s#8f euli #
h4hfaE5 Thousands 6 5NliE3taS hare 1Ra fala41i I'LL
i1feY vegetable eala1siSif Ill laI&Ss as g{
epeGas fha taetnls5 ted gte lphtasl
body aFa dgpFessg i i4saa restored % ayaFsy.
d. #Tt}2 s Ne
Sale s8gfa5 3pr slls tiIEia ssBtgA.
4sfF 94ssaEaf Is 60 IL fl&szk2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
COMPUTATION TICKETS.

Persons reside in the city have residence etHb
snen line Of the Road procure tickets in pack
for tieiF personal reduced rates At
the office ST. Charles street.
q. r. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
BENTLEY y. HAsEII1
Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

DOMESTIC PORTS.

$500 zs-s l12lngs 49, AaAIAt5UfDA 4BA II
a; ss azShssEsEe's z N Id. aa &
s.SP sss si
~ 'sFi 7. = s' FaTs fRs' a. s
dss ssas s 4 ,s s e faas se III sa
So g z II y ssaHsss M n; as9s5;Sa.
H MY Orleans nd Texas United states Mi line
sss q
s'Y''' sFs''''''a''ai s Fxsx n manager
Steamship of This line WIN avs every Tarsaa s M saa.
das morning for the above ports ri +
CALIFORNIA.
i ESIs 81 g 4, .,
ihG saas N na s 81 is 81 aas s " Macs
ss ssss w sba,s laxf II * 4 {
walls and tasssngers soaasepg it ~ steamship Daniel
It Panama For through tickets apply cofnpays oce
iazs ~ !. M WISER 20. AGENTS
PHILADELPHIA
RE Eo q ss s 1s5s1 + Ias
lnasfer having NOT Il har eargo snssd Viii
II dispatch 2 ss.sfs c ss!s
BALTIMORE.
.kSSA For sBAITIsIoRE-Tas Il at sailing
asaneay al har ergo engaesd viii have dispa,eh.
q aaaaes 1ts aao p1mfsss;s e. rss
NEW YORK.
.&gH ron NEW YoRK Tie regular packet
% above pot AID vii have Dispatch For baianee
jig GRO. Y. HyssoN / 90. s. c4nap street
$50 FOR NEW YORK The aHe and a bark
Eas ". a. Cog hriasse, i5osaea, master. i now lead
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Passenger trains leave the Depot OF the Company Of
Caope Magnolia Streets thirty minutes past O'Clock In
the morning and al o'clock evening and atriye New
Orleans thirty past o'clock In the morning and at
O'Clock in the evening, daily, Sundays included.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02
wilbur,a Omnibus Line,

The Coaches and Baggage Wagons Or WIIBURts oMEI
BEa SE will cali for passengers any Of the Hotels
any part or the city by leaving orders at the office Of the NJ o.
j. and q. N. X, r.. on Sc Charles street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

pUtSa'EEE~si S4siEs aHagi9 ss5a5s III sais 5S
u II WaINF.
JOS % T. cssssier and NAS Laxae sta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

4tHARAE6 EAEEDSEECh CHAMPAGNE
This celebrated Wine the welkno#a brand hrs
been Win continue be, received by she undersigned n
quantities the Increased demand Of dealers and
Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest eyidence tlat
Il from s closest nea deEcedsnt 81 the ely and dr
established af Hedisch gu, II Rheims they taken
h1d Or with discrimination bring and it, claims aa
Elioa 1etar a public generally thR heretofore
The Superior quality o s article tn4t satisfy ANY that ts
etatBssi Is ff0sn where great attentton well
thorough experience kave been brought 70 bear in III pr1dc
on. Gare8 Heisec HH given his whole mind 10 HE peFfee
lion Of h4 vine and making il worthy d the FEe
eaen visits to HE DnbA sGes harG eBabiea him Tally
understand appreciate ts tastes and wishes Of
ard Of his having RroEted Nv that Information evideead ~
IT'D Champagne presented tqr the palate Of tin eoaose
wae unsurpassed t4 its rich bouquet slid general excellence
THIS varieties Of brands Of Champagne greatly doubt
The purchaser the lovers Of goad and genuine wing
must look ehaes IEaiaasakn full label Wet
IS The eofks and eaygut2s
r. ". RAYAEB 4 80,
General Agents f9r Naftii ArasrieH, New York.
leT mentioned houses besides many ohers here ianai
md AZ retail witt all the principal hota keepegs-
Il. D. HART Ii co,
y. Hell N, MARKS
gE#EEL II. TAYLOR,
fa2 Ii PAYNE STEELE a co.
TE7fIa OLDEST cANI,Y aFassuFAcTozsa
= AMERICA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

- TURERS OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IKUN
WORK iii all Its varieties. Has also OH hand large
assortment Of Cooking Parlpr and Bathroom Stoves,
and ara prpafud Ii Oil ali orders Ia the above linz the City
Particular attention pAd I'LL descriptions nf building work
Copper from Tin and Zinc Valley Critters and
Roofing, Dawn Pipes Fancy and Piatt Heads, e1e.
Have exclusive right ha State Of Louisiana TO make
and yeya e recarIy raienrH invention JaE7 Lewis from
te Of which he roof 1f buildings Y washed from ~ t
prior "a m sFate being conducted THE cistefs Being self
acting iseif II The necessity p nd iabnf U ~
netioG: fsasI,re rdf TFedteed haye before ala "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

kER FOR TRIEsTE-The Al saranian hrig
AEA louisiana Capt GavHssa3 will hve immediate
.sRR5Azse1j sfaeh fof balance II rretght, apply T.
i|I9 BAyTEE. I1tEJ5TI. II CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

Frpag II FStER sstsss SHARE
EaIsII4l4s ~ s3EIAssEs. AfER9lI AsSnIsR AgD fR6-
i IL ttAfl5Es IEfk t5tsS ls1s 5fGBNabitHHl
tgS6ei#t gfjn e5p hi tt 5lf Of Manufactured To-
E t3ss4s 7ff$t65 44ti- IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

IsaN5i5 a5s Asar8tt 5Ea}taEgI f3oFF5is5ss
ETtgaBt q Eepl F4elaE ESft5s5 59.p tl0a
Hi 83es.iB 1T Kts t5HEHE15tf
aa5tin d dauRn4&8.
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s9Tl rot TRIESTE -The Al saFlinstu Iark
E*sns Crisfofarc Colombo. Captain Brftoa, i now
loading and Will hHFe 4uick Dispatch. For freight,
Hub BAXTER. IaFETTf 4 co
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4 As85lfIl #ffgiiIFA .s5 tll1s s 81 ~ tlIR FIN

sifA 4ead zsa5 6sfd4i sd tfl99sst FaFssafe, gt5t
E5sii4 tt4El 5z555E5s3eEl9ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

49, EaE8Et z5saxS 8a q &&8s gi5o NJ yers IA
#5le# Nn ezesH I'll 43SssaH Ms II Rnf sEss
EEi t5s4 Ell 55F 54S5 tH38f VIII p,Ffz
~ Ast 4 e. ~ 59is flgiS 5aI5tea RF seis 81 tElf41
-gal EANFE9. It.wEE5 8 q 90
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-02

n NEW ORLEANS UEgHa MENTAL
~ IRON yTDRKf-Tf undersigned b4 aaSe ftafsn
w I'D pahic DHdsFs SGEeEatg tllt laF
falgitrbg iii kIHtiA ii Architectural a1d BGidpR Iron
5FK ut the 5tlfy, Magnolia aud Etata street,
oHee III Davidson Row CaF4aaelet Biraefs4eh TetHHahs
R8iGR Shutters Safe ANA iAs taes Straight Rad GESalaT
Tsy kf5F es$fti4 GiE [tsnd Cast aud WfiSt f'5
r3f vgsfl8taf a JfiFht8 ee.s atsI s MI pfdexs ot
gvtf description Gsn; GGais tgta HID HaaHe Front
With despatch,
iS2iR taEMaelet streat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
E.o,,, N, No,iouoi htelligeneer.


HIsTORICAL VISDIcATfoSs.-We find in veteran Wing
journal of the South the Columbus Geo. Enquirer OF
the Sth instant comments on certain postops as
sumed by his exceency Governor Brown, OF that state III
address delivered the occasion OF his recent mat
guration in Office
IL seems that the Governor gives his very decided
opinion that public affairs during the last SIX years
have been constantly going from bad to worse until al
the present day, spirit OF sectional anmosty has heh
permanent possession of the body polite. As during tins
period the Democracy have had undpued control OF the
Federal Government in all its departments plain minds
might be led suppose that they possibly IN some
way and TO degree responsible Tor the unhappy de-
teoration which he depores but this an inference
which does not appear to have suggested itself to the
Governors mind Accordingly our Georgia contempo-
rary ventures to recall few facts of recent political
history as serving to shed light upon the relations
of this much canvassed subject:
"When Mr. Fillmore retired from the Presidency, and
Wing rule gave place to Democratic misgovernment
there not a threatening speck of Aboiuonsm IN
the political horizon. The slavery question regard
ed ms settled upon basis firm and constitutional as to
defy the efforts of sectional agators to get up another
dangerous excitement The 'Abolitionsts' in Congress
numbered but a thereabous and there was no
open question upon which they could get another Sec
tiona broi But Democracy must needs pit the South
against the North in another domestic emeute; 1t must
summon the two sections each TO the support OF its
'squatter-sove regns in Territorial fight for Kansas
and of this localized conflict grew excitement,
aiding the whole Union, and building North
ern sectional party that almost carried the last Preden
tial election. The whole governmental management OF
this controversy has been in the hands of the National
Democracy, and has temporized until neither section
has the least confidence an is ability its cH 10 pacy
country JriSiing all oucr WiM sectional TspagnaIcies
and conflicts. Yet our Governor says that THIS Is the
only party that be entrusted with the settlement OF
the slavery controversy, and that its expulsion from
power must be the knel proclaimng dissolution of the
Union ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
vATOR


AZ public meeting OF the citizens of Logan county,
leia, Logan Co1r, House on che 10Th day OF January
1850 me. pursuant TO notice and without respect TO
rl-t 90 express ,he.r sentiments iu regard 70 the out
break 90 ut-pes Ferry and ,ac condition of the coun-
t-r p E. 3,.uHA>. BE-. was called to the Chair and
a g. FseEr.t, Was requested 30 act as Secretary.
Wre-gr..r Gle Chair explained the Object OF the
meeting a a pertinent and telling remarks OF about
Ista hour After ahicb, VIM srltou, Ed, arose and
al -.i tae following preamble and resolutions, which
were n4t 90 ae meeting separately and adopted without
a -4gut.lC yoice.
WIrsq5 The people Of other portions Of our good
Old Commonwealth have by means Of public meet
ing, uade known their views in regard 70 the late out
rage 90 Hrp'r- Ferry, We feel 10 incumben; on US as
good citizens TO let views be heard IN that regard
therefore,
E,soi-sl let That We cannot find language sufficient
u strong to express utte- contempt for aud detess-
10 o. Oh, crciless and savage attempt Of Oh JOHN
b1"1 and BIS comrades AZ Hlrpe.s Ferry TO inte our
slaves 20 rSc Instruction. and for the murder Of some
Of Our citizens AMI that hold their sympa,h yes in
the sans unqualified adherence.
R'so!s'd, -, That We heartily commend AID fully
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA

NEW YoRK. Feb. 24.-The Europa's mails too
late for the evening train The latest advces via Queens
town. contain the following additional items Tetuan
was sormed and carried the ID inst, after a fierce
and angunary struggle The losses both sides were
immense All the Moorish tents artillery, camelS and
c,np eaupage were taken. The brothers of the Empe
ror fled In previous battle on the 3lst inst, COM
menced by fierce attack the Spanish advance posts.
Being repused they again returned with increased fury
to the attack. closing with Spanish battalions, and
fighting hand to band obsnacly dsputing every foot
of ground until they were finally defeated
A letter from Milan says: We continue TO receive
conflicting news from Venea. Austria has sent off TO
the fortresses OF Monrovia and Danube $50 prisoners
in chains arrested suspicion Offeelng love for their
country They had not undergone any form of trial
Fresh arrests being made in all the towns Of @
netia and every day acts OF violence were committed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
TBLEGRAMS.
Per Marnsc Telegraph Lines Office No. 1879 Main Street
CONGRESSIONAL.

W.suyeroy Feb 2f-SESArE-Mr wigfal offered a
;n, resolution for the President to call out regiment
Of Texas Rang rs to protect the Rio Gande frontier
Laid over.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick presented the memorial Of Chas But
terRed for contract to carry the mails from New or-
leans or Mobile to all the principal Mexican Gulf ports
and reported bill for that purpose.
The Homestead bill made the order Of the day for
Thursday
Mr. Doolitle made speech on Constitutional law.
Adjourned till Monday.
Uorsy-Yr Carter endesyored % introduce resolutions
censrng the President and the Congressional Commit
tee for emitting or negectng extend courteses to the
9Th Regiment as guests of the Government.
Mr. Kett said he would defend the Committee some
other time.
Three votes we're taken for Printer The last stood
Ball rs: Glossbrenner Is scattering 35.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Presidents Message.
Adjourned till Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
FUGITIVE SLAVES N CANADA.

r. tlt Editor Of RE HhITs
N.eu E, sii and wsitcu upon the subject of fugitive
negroes On Ctrad1. perhaps, few lines from one who
it- recently been mollu IN Chatham, Z. W, NAV not
.. unacceptable 90 Your renders. Being Brilon, ! am
often greedy mortified TO hear my t,l5u>uie.ts ~ Can
4 abused the ah"uor sut eu,olragcrs of servie re-
ry.Hnu. ] cam assure The people o. ;he south, that
.arn Obliged lv the laws Ci England 10 afford proteC-
non Id every pseudo rltriUt expelled prince rGua-
.t -.ge l.l. ctu-c- 90 make head i0r British domig-
ions. y.- ru. ClgIiJrs -rCSD under their proud PRIV
i... suj vecj as gl.oy wr.c,me on Egyptian INVASION
al. o- from their river the lCrces ot car,ies tllt
--. e. Ia thci- borders The severity Of the eli
.a.s t, ag,ai.g u,aa tac new corners, and they who
.-.ue t.e winter J-.s are sure 10 Doc caught by the
.......p- Ee.- Chatham iu Canada "a esq, lying be-
tween two -et lakes being perfectly LAt ana surround
a. Dos sN.rI. Is the very Lct-hed OF mia-Iut. To this
mace tl-.-s.l friends of OH" blacks bring their p-o-
-.es Ut,I i-.l1..ei and iilLoused, ines afe ready
lr alv desperate game aud it is with much uueasiues
.fs Canadians ycw the ey,ruCrrasiDg swarms that how
OF Ike o,-s.s over thei- 1ui Negroes the worst
.t .U ,o.l o. il cold country. They have no fore
.or-ht. bow thcy be- expected % h1v. any, when
.I.r every wan Las been Supplied by their masters
Ser. r.ou'. u t. Noel must lay up stores OF pro
visions .,i fuel 20 last SIX months It's easy see the
,r.ar.,s lcu uij no; ,ts-,C while they can steal.
Tho Canadian, are sreliy revolving plans Tor the aoat''
ue~t of t." Nuisance Iso native born coiorel people
..-.t find employment, ia she New Eaellad States, but
When did hIc. ever triu6 for HImScilf Ibey Say TO-
-..1er aud sin and sr in their ucw-.ourd pIi2disa-
&. rle ult r1.Hl railroad company would iu1usliae
p-.Uc. .o cgy OIL Che blacks they would have hear
~ God sp.ai Won from Ire poor CHa.htmi'es, but no
-ouce over che border ,hsir phauhr0pic Efforts come
o. sudden end, aud these promising co.onsS are ieIt
ODD tb,ir own devices Blu. they free True, but
freedom does not feed aud clole and train ulau TO hud
ont WAY @. earning his daily bread Negroe, seem on
E G-ci 'Jg servants 20 obey who viii take the think
uE department
Tine friends OF the race would DO wen to pause before
. |..f - .sI. rHt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
DIR, WlyTlRS BlLSlM OF WILD CHERRY.
NIKHINIA TESTIMONY.
Certificate from Mr. Norborne Norton Of the Examiner Office


Certificate from Mr. Norborne Norton Of the Examiner Office
Richmond: ...
RlcH~oSp Va, Feb. %, 1860
Messrs 8 W. FoVLg Co Boston Geatlemen-I with plea
testify the great merit Of invaluable lung medicine
Dr. wIsrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY which Is likewise
highly many esteemed citizens who have tested
it. virtues by trial
made Of this Basan three years since for yo-
distressing cough, which hasd the skill Of physcianS
my Joy experienced such gratifying relief to induce
It's always keept by and ever mud to
unang In s effects No medicine that have ever used has
given such speedy relief Yours truly, -
s- Ctuon PlrcEGscrs-The only genuine Witars Bal
trel signature OF a. BUTTS, and the printed
propnetors wrapper ali other vile and
worthless
~ Prepared by SETH w. FoWLE CO. Boston, and for
sale and retail by ADGE GRAY PURCELL, LAID
CO. ". PETERSON, j. r. DANAL Richmond aud by all drug
gss and dealers in IL, dicines In city and country.
fe25-dGWlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25
A CARD.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND sH0E MAsUPAcToRY m Rs,,,.
As the people ofthe South have generally determined "a
inate hereafter when mailing their purchases IN fa,o,,
ern manu- Ictursd goos and this resolve has given m.
Gus enterprises the Urdersyned desire 70 Inform u.
that their Boor and sHoE GiSuTiCroET-one u N. oa
ety-wAs established In 80 by Nesss Cook Ryan 80
subsequently conducted br Mr. Peter Cook With vhom NJ
Hill was Afterwards associated Originally conducted On
scale the manufacturing department Of the business Ia.
creased rem year year, and II Is purpose 70 .
,,ll more with experience Of thirty yeArs IN N.
by the senior partner and from the fact that both
Err, we're born and raised n Richmond, oonhdst.
will be able 70 the expectations Of all who desire
durable and well made s IEas Boon and sHos, At fair -
and on accommodating iefn'' ALEX HILL 90,
ja2t No. n Nss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-25

BAtrHoRE Feb 2iFour quiet at - 81. Wheat quiet White
n 4uGll o. Red :, 3pGl&; lower and brisk-there
good demand for White ,: 1904 YeloE ,3 cent? Pork
81 aiy-mess II @l,A whisky Gull at 2iG2,%
Nav Y0RS % Cotton heavysaes Of ?O0O bales flour
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WIstar,s g8a:snm of wild Cherry,
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this preparation Is well known 10 be certain
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plant, COu@Es, tsronChiIts and al SIMILAR affections
any other there found those villain
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plych1siHg other nd ndtAdUg tie rrihH signature Of
l. BUTTS on ts outside irrdpyer.
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AOIE GRAY PURCELL LADD CO., and W. PETERSON
Richmond and By appointed agents in every county and Drug
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TTIIRTY-SIxTII CONGRESS--FIrst Session.
WASHINGTON Feb. %.

SENATE.
NJ Brown, in pursuance Of notice introduced bill
10 punish oenses against slave property in the Territory
of Kansas which was read twice and referred the
mittee on Territories Mr. B. said that on day next
week he should ask be heard the subject OF this
bill.
Mr. Brown also introduced bill to reimburse the
poratiou Of Georgetown IN the Dstrictof Columbia, n
sum of money advanced towards the construction of
Little Fails bridge which was read twice and re-
ferred.
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner, resolution was adopted,
requesting the President of the United States II in his
opinion not incompatible with the public interest," TO
communicate TO the Senate any Information in bis posses