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NENpuIs ronAoeo euorAr1oNs.

FLOUK-with moderate supplies and a good demand
from The city trade and for export, the market il I'm
and unchanged. Sales yesterday Of 100 oFis ane at s &C;
5od 40 ct s9 100 brls common at AS; $50 and 50 super
ane at $50; 50 at 10, 50 extra do At 6.oo rs At 8 75j
i25 low extra at eco; Is extra at rs and co brls At 675
s7OO.
enquiry was brisk yesterday and $500 bags
changed hands, from levse, in lots, a. follows: ilOo
bsgs at Sc per bushes 5sOst6i 250. al 81 900 At 60 and
$50 On use not transPirsd.
o~ATs-saIes from ievee Of 100 bags at s5 ard 800 Al
42K.
HAY-Fify tuns ano,by sod from store ar$2 50,
and 50 bales prime DO, from levee, At $40.
BULK M~EATs-Demand active and prices unchanged.
Sales from store Of 10000 rs sides at 9xj 500 Ds
shoulders at7H97Xi 5000 rs joles al 81 5000 ns hsm1
at 8 and q, ooOib s hog round at Dc.
B&CoN-ssless Of IL casks clear sides At Tx G do ct
i2Hi 8 DO at u; and 10 casks shoulders At s9s; market
fairly supplied and demand moderate.
P0RK-In good request and nrm. Sales from store Of
$50 brls moss, on private termsi IOO brls at SIS 500
s1s.O (; % DO at S1s.oG 90 brls joles, at SIS; 10 bris
ruup at sI4.5o and IS brls joles on terms not made
public.
sUGAR-Narket setive with an upward tendency in
prices; 6 hhds sold yesterday at 6K; S At 7; lsts 8; sat
8; 4at7H and2 ats.
ooFFEE-saiss 90 bsgs at lax9IA 20 At IA and 20 at
nGIsHe.
MOL t~ssEs-Aa1kst active and pricesFunehaugsd
Sales of1O0 half brls at S2933 30 do at 81; so brls at
81; 20 at % and 50 PkgS atlss@5sc per gallon.
wHIsKY-ssles af1sz9I7Ke for common.
POTAroRs-NaTket well supplied and prices easier
for buyers. Sales OF 100 brIs at SI.75 and 100 de- at
81 .75@2.0.
APPLEs-searcc and in.dsmAnd at 81 .T5as per bri.
HIDEs-In fair demand At former prices.
EGGS-In moderate supply and good demand at 12s2
14c, in brls.
CHEEsE-sales IS boxes v. R. at IO6lOK.
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TIE OH HARTFoKD FIRE Issuance Cox
PAEY.-This ancient institution places in our
columns this morning an advertisement setting
forth its claims to patronage. The company
has been long among us, and We have never
heard the FIRST word OF complaint from one Of
ness in settling its losses. On the contrary,
we have heard many a one commend the com-
pany's prompt action in The highest terms. A
good insurance policy is a good thing, and we
are sure it is to be found at the agency OF the
Hartford company, in this city. The one hun
bred and first semi-snnual report Of the eom-
psny ls to be found in our paper this morning.
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SpsiaI @etitfs.
The Great secret

= is no eiseAss without is attendant inaanmA-
ton, To fpbdus the ia the nrst thing Go
EeeomphAIn tuFns, sosids, bruises, - externals,
4h4 pIIsd rhehnstisn ETC., a. intervals, spply At once
sAHS6NsAAeIcAL AIN ExTRAcroR. This ALL
Mailing, sli-powerful antidste, instantly aIlays inaam-
nation, lnd Consequently strikes a the root Of this dis
eAse. Azure nov u At once effected.
For sale In Esw Orleans, Wholesale and retail, b
J. RIG h CO.,
u and IBi Chsrtres street
Sole agents fr Che Southern siates, and 10 whom a
ordera should DO addressed. fs2T-dAWim
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To HoUsE KEEPERs.-Messrs. Gilbert, An
drsws & Co, viii sell on Tuesday morning at
3 o'clock, A. n, at the old stand, No. 262i
Main street, formerly occupied by J. B. Locke
4 Co., a general assortment Of household fur
niture, consisting Of beds, bedding material.
carpets, erOekerY, kitchen ware, tables, chairs,
Bideboards, oil carpenting, etc, etc. Also
lot Of Venetian blinds, in perfect order. A
cooking range, costing $3.50, will be sold at
private sale very low.
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LINCOLN'S
Federal Laws to be Enforced and Federal
Property Held and RetakeB.

WASHINGTON, Mach s.-Mr. Llneoln's i%nAugursi
address was read last Night to n embeTs Of his csbinet
who have accepted. II viii occupy two columas In the
Natioual Inieuigeneer. The language is firm and de-
oided. He says ne will execute the laws, hold or reooV-
er forts in the seeded States md collect the revenns In
he seeded States. ne also advocates e national con-
veation.
The safety OF Mr.. Lincoln on Inauguration day Is now
regarded As secure beyond . doubt.
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CHINA n JAPAN What these nationl
will do, what rank they will occupy in future
history, is one Of tie unsolved problems of the
| day. Lieut.. J. d. johnson, Of the U. S. Navy
Of Kentucky, in this volume throws much light
on the subject. He shows the position These
nations occupy in history and in civilization
be makes manifest what they can do, and
where they can do nothing. This book is well
illustrated with colorsd engravings, and alto
gsthsr gives a lively idea Of what are likely t.
be our relations with these countries, whose
condition and mode Of civilization is Sc differ
eut from our own. Charles Desilver, OF Phila-
dslphia, is The publisher, and he kas got up the
book in fine style.
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New Oryonns mnrIne WegIster,

New ORLEANS, March 2.-Ths following ocean YES
sells arrived here to-day ships Johanisberg, Bazaar
Bamaoss and webb, from Liverpool. Col Adams from
Havro, Oliver Noses. from Naples, Kate Hunter from
Rio. John Bunyan and 3. Aguisr from Mobile. Bark
WIN. Henry from Barbadoes. Alice sainter from New
York, Fred Lsming frgm Boston, Kate Broth from Apa-
lAehachola, Alex. WMm from PhiladeiPhia, and
.lnnnlshin De Soto from Havana.
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THIHTY-sTXTH UONGRKSs.
gRcOND aRqqros.

WARRINGTON, March 2-HOUsE.-Fhe House con-
CURED 10 the senate's post once bill amsndnent. II
annuls he present But,eraeid mail route by KlPaso, and
gives them 10 the central overland route, daily In san
Francisco, and iri-wsekly 70 Denver and Salt Lake
City
The amendment 70 the fugitive slave act. which passed
The House yestereay provides. after prsliminsriss when
arrested, The slave shah finally have a trial By jury p
The State from whence he ESCAPED. NJ
The sanaie's post Office bill was passed n ~
Dsyig resolution o~ensuring the Secretary sfths Navy
Tor accepting naval designations was sdoPted.
bingham endeavored unsueoessfuily to call up tho ill
IF0vldlng fer the collection Of the revenue on ship
board. etc.
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MIssIssIFPI AED TENNESSEE RATLEoAD.-
0he freight aud accommodation train has been
discontinued on this road. By reference to
the schedule it will be seen that freight aud
accommodation trains leave Memphis only on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, instead
Of daily, as heretofore.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-The steamship De soto
with Havana dates t. the 9Th nit, arrived here to-day
Sugar had sllshtiy improved. The stock on han'
amounted to M. GOO BOXES, and the daily receipts Wsr'
heavy.
severe drSuth was prevailing on the ssuulern side
Of the island.
Primo IIfrnd hnd not arrirsd.
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NEW YoRK, March 2.-Colton-tbs cotton market
closed duh at Bcminaliy II \ for midhinE. The market
for flour also closed dull at IS O595.75. The sales Of
corn reached $3.50 bush. At e5 z9Tse, as in quality. PORK
closed suiet but steady with sales Of 200 brls a. SIZES.
The market for sugar closed steady with sales Of $40
hhds. OF Cubs st 4A95, and SIX for New Orleans. Sales
otiOo hhds. Of New Orleans molasses we're made at
aEaae
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REcIFRocITT.-Many persons have arrived
at the opinion that we cannot in Memphis sell
goods in the Southern Contederated States un
der the present state Of things, because their
| distinctive tariff will exclude them. Such is
not the case. Our merchants can compete
with Mississippi merchants successfully that
is, they can sell cheaper than TIE Missis-
sippi merchants can. The reason is, the Mis-
sissippi merchants have to pay as much as they
have for goods. He has the same duties to
paw as the Memphis merchant has, but the
Memphis merchant being first in the field, and
knowing the business, heSbought FOR the crisis
that now exists, and the consequence is that
Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia merchants
find themselves unable to compete in Missis-
sippi, Alabama and Georgia markets with
Memphis merchants. We know that this is
an unlocked for result, but every buyer who
comes into this city to purchase finds it
% lust SOP
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ONE OF TREN.-Psrhaps you, reader, are
zone OF them =" who knows? How do you
know2 You are somebody, and you are Zone
Of thsmD to somebody, aud you had better
read One Of TSsa, which is published by Har-
per, Bros, Of New Yerk, and for sale by
Clsavss & Walden, Main street, then you will
know whether you are "one Of them" or not.
We think you are.
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CRIMINAL CoUEr.-Tdis court was occupied
yesterday in the case Of Thomas Hogan, who
was charged with forging a name to a deed
The case was given to the jury about half.
past three o'clock, but no verdict had beer
reached when the court adjourned.
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II Headache Is tbs favoTite sign By wbief
nature makes known any deviation whatever from IN
nutuTai state 0f the brain, and viewed m this light b
may be locked on a. a safeguard intended 10 give notici
Of disease which might Otherwise escape attention, I'll
TOO late e be remedisdi aud It's Indications should neVel
Be neglected. Hsaihches may be CLASSIFIED under tvs
n4mas, viz sympt0matio and fdi0pafhic. Symptsmatls
HeAdache Il eEoeediugly common. and Is tha precuraol
o. a great variety u diseases, amUng which are Apo
plexy, Gout Hheumatism And all febrils diseases. IL
is nervous fern IL il sympathetic Of disease Of ths
stomach constituting Sick Headache, Of hepatic disease
eonstituting Bilious Headache, OF worms, constipatisn
en1 ether disorders OF the bowels, e. well as renal and
uterine affections. Diseases Of the heart are very fire.
quently attended with Hsadachesi Anemia and Pisthors
are also affections which frequently occasion headache.
ldiopathic Headache h also very common, being usually
distinguished BY thu nEma Of Nervous Headache, some
times esmdng on Suddenly in a state Of apparently sound
health, aud prostratlng At once the mental and physical
energies, and in other instances q comes on SLOWLY. her
aided BY depression o. spirits or acsrbity o. temper. In
most instances the pain "a In the font Of The head, over
one or both eyes, AID a0nstimes provoking vomiting
under this class may also bs named Nsaralgin.
For the treatment Of either class OF Headache. the
Cephalic Pils have been found 3 sure and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains in 3 few minutes. All
BY It's subtle power eradicating the diseases a. Wbicl
Headache Is the unering index.
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The ORrGrEAL GEORGE CHEIsTT AND Hrs
M1EsTRELs-This celebrated company, whose
nams is as familiar as household words in the
country, win shortly their perform
ancs in Memphis. Mr.. John Smith, OF Rich
mond, Va, She business manager Of the CON-
pany, is now in our city, making the necessary
arrangements FOR their opening. See the ad-
vertisement in another column.
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HOstetter,s stomach Bitters,

THE stomach is tho foundation head Of scores q diseases
which iEfeS the human system. Indisesti0n, bad
enough per 90. g~saeratss dlnrrhea. d~ysentery, saintnesai
vertigo, paipitatiOn OF the heart. general debility, etc.
Get rid Of Il, hen, ct once, BY going through . course
Of HostetteF's stomSeb Bittefs, a paiAiahie and refreat-
ing preparation, which as surely relieves all complaints
Of the stomach and Its Dependencies - ne sunshine
mslta The snov. A course Of TIE msdieine may notper-
haps be necessary. One bottle frequently ascOmpliahss
q complete cure.
where. HOsFETTxR 4 SMITH,
Manufacturers and PTopFietosA
fs21dtwavIw No. IS water snd So Frsnt street.
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news.

WAsHneros. March Am u~niounded FuHsor tina
NJ. sewsrdbad declined q cabinet appointment, created
greA. CONSERVATION yesterday among northern conserve
lives and border State men. Sons OF The istter ssy
they cannot sustain Mr. Lincoin's administration II Gov.
Chase goes Into the cabinet. The formation Of the cab.
met exeites the most intense interest. Mr.. Lincoln was
close,ed until ? o'clock this morning, hearing suggestions
on the sublect. No cunclnAion vas arrived az.
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ST. LOUIS, March 2-Ths Nississih at Ems
point is swelling at the rste Of t~hirty-s saehes per
hour. The Nj, ouri is also rising SLOWLY.
LOUISVILLE. March 2.-The Ohio river at this point
is stationary, with sight feet six inches in the canal.
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WEATHER-Ths weather was baimy, soft
and beautiful, yesterday. The plants ar,
showing their green leaves, and the pasch and
cherry trees are full Of blossoms. We ara
fearful that the harsh and shivering winds Of
March may spoil the promises Of beauty to
eome-
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mistEuanfons.

The ANALGAHArfoN or LAHGuAGEs.-Ther
is a gFseinG Tendency 10 this age 90 appropriate N.
most expressive words Of other Languages, aud after
Nhlla % Incorporate them mic our 0Wa thus the
Nofd eephalici Whlch Is from the Greek, signifyinz sstoy
ne hee4- is nov becoming popHiarized IN connection
yin -. S~paldtngs great headAche remedy, but Il viii
80 9e usea IN . more general way, and the word
hany DINERS whose GistincsioB as foreign words has
zee Neth aNag ~ common rse, until they seem "na
tive and 70 he manor born
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MoRrUARY.-The health officer whose re-
port Is FAR from what a just attention to the
sanitary statistics Of the country require, furn-
ishes the following, that is when ansliseS
puerperaI periomtes, 1 pneumonia, 3; measles,
4; typhoid pneumonia, .; consumption 1;
stiIborn 1 age and debility scarlet fever, i
dipJhsria, !; ~strangulstion 1 I'VE have known
q no eoroners insusst-over a case Of this
kind,) unknown, 3 Group, 1; sonvulsions, 1.
Adults, s.; children, Is; males, 10; fe-
males. d; whites, 70; blacks, Al citizens,
q strangers. ?. Total, %. We are we'll
aegainted with the health officer, Doctor
Mitchell. who makes the report from which
the above is compiled, and we respect him as
a gentleman, bat be must allow US to say that
Ills reports are not usually nsde out as seien-
Hhc reports should be compiled; and, especially,
be must permit us to say that three deaths
from "eauses,unknown," are'nOt what science
demands, and ought not to appear in one week
unaeeounted for in. aEprofessedly scientific re-
mort.
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sHooTrNG.-The '-9rgas OF yesterday tells
The following story: "About eleven o'clock
last night a difficulty occurred near the WASH
inrton house, between W. c. Msnsco and
Geo. Clayton, which narrowly escaped a seri-
ous termination. The circumstances, as near
as we obtained them, are about as follows;
Both Mansco and Clayton were somewhat in
to1icated, and the later approached the for
mer and asked for a pistol. Mansco made
some reply which irritated Clayton, and an
alteration arose. Clayton again advanced
toward Msnsco, and drawing a pistol, pointed
It at him. He did not, however, attempt to
FIRE. Manseo then drew his repeater, aud dur
ing an ARRAY which followed, fired three shots.
Clayton also attempted to shoot, bat his pistol
missed fire. Fortunately, none Of the shots
tsOk effect, and an interference Of bysianders
put an end to the difficulty.
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Clncinnnii Mnrkel, IL Telearnph.

CINCINNATI, March 2.-FlOur-the market closed
very dull st So so. Corn closed steady At ssSsle. Oats
are quoted At 27h. whisky At 15c. This market for
pork closed arm with sales Of TOO brls at $500. Coffee
closed At IsK@I4. Sales Of 24O hhds Of sugar we're
made at 6G7Hc. Holasses sold at 30G32c.
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SANS HoUsE--Gehtlemen viii find most
excellent board BY the month at Sans house,
on Jefferson street, near the post Office. Sans
table is unexeslIed in every way, and every
attention is paid to guests.
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FOR LIFER b~lLi0GShES8. HEAD
ACHE, ETC.
There has never been a cathartc medicine offered
the public that has given such entire satisfaction
NcLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly inaocent
snd can BE- takeE By The most tender infant; yet PROMPT
and powerful IN removing all bilious secretion, acid Or
impure, feted matter from the stomach. In fact, thew
are the only Pills that should be used In malari0us dis-
tricts.
They rroduce no erlpiug sickness or pain in the stom-
ach er bowels, though very active and searching in their
operation, promoting healthy secretions Of the liver and
kidneys. Who will suffer from Biliousness. Headache
and Foul stomach, when 30 cheap a remedy can be Oh
taiuedf Ksep them constantly on hand a single dose.
taken in season, may prevent huurs, days and months OF
sickness. Ask for Or. J. H. AcLeln'H Universal Pius.
Take no other Being coated, they are ~lasteiess- Price
only 25 cents per box, and an BE- sent By mail 70 any
part Of the Shifted States.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
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SwfNDLrno.-Mr n. E. Kendall, from Jack
son county, Arkansas, was in the city ysstsr-
day. He was induced to 60 into one OF The
sbominsble mock auctions OF Front Row, in
this oity-placss which we advise all ouI
readers never to enter. for they are emphati-
esny dens OF thleTss-there he bought a gold
watch and a silver watch. We saw them and
they looked very handsome-but the misfor-
tune was for Mr.. Kendall, Of Jackson county,
Arkansas, that neither. one nor the other had
an ounce Of either gold or silver in their COM
position. This was not all, however, Of Mr..
Kendars adventures very nice gentleman
said the things were going so very, very
cheap at the :%auctioa stOre-he had bought
Of it, and was going to Peddls the goods be
had bOught-upon which be could make
four and FIVE dollars to where he spent
one. Mr.. Kendall eventually agreed to furnish
A horse and rockaway, the peddler was to
furnish the goods-but the peddler was short
eight dollars-lucky for our Arkansas friend
that It it was not more-to make up bis bill at
the auction. Our Arkansas friend furnished
the amount, ana in addition to the loss by the
~auctioneer, seventy or eighty dollars, he lost
eight dollars by the peddler, and he was fOrtu-
nate to lose no more.
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KFocEED DowE All RoRBED.-Mr. VIM.
Rossslle, while on his way home from the APP
peal Office about one O'Clock last night, was
set upon by two men, who knscked him down
with a slung shot, and riied his pockets Of
about seven dollars in change, which they sue
ceeded in getting of with. His injuries are
not very severe, but not altogether bloodless.
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EFTHEArEE-Look at the theater advertise
msnt, and you will know where you canspend
a pleasant evening. With a good opera glass
which can be had for ten dollars, a most sx-
quiaite nights enjoyment can be had.
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DR., }. H. mcLean's Volcanic OH
LinimenT,
TIE BEST EXTERNAL ~ THE WORLD, FOR
~ n on uUN.m

Thousands o. human beings have been saved a life Of
decrepifude and misery b. the use o. this i1YaIuzlIs
Liniuent. Twill relieve pain alm1st nsiaufan71usrr
and il VIII cleanse, purify aud heal the fcuiesf 1nre III
an Incredible short time. McLsanHs V1icanid on Linz
iuent VIII relieve tdc most uTeterate cases OF nheu-
mafism, Gout or Neuralgia Fur Paralysis, Coniractsd
Muscles, Stiffness or weakness tn The Joints. Muscles
or LiEamenh IL VIII never faiL Two applications will
cure Sors Threat. Headache or Earacha. For Burns or
seaids, or any Pain, it Is an inialiblo remedy. Try It,
and yuu will dnt II an indispensable remedy. Keep
always Z hand
Planters Farmers, or any one having charge OF
horses, viii save money b using McLeEn's Volcanic OH
Eminent It Is a speedy and infailhie cure for Gals.
srrains. Chafes, Swelling Lamenes, Sweeney, Sores,
Wounds. Scratches. or any external disease. Try De-,
and yox viii Be convinced.
DR.. J. h MCLEAN, Sole FrorrietoT,
81. Louis. Missouri.
Fcr sale in Memphis By A.. 8. EAA8FIELp a
also By g. v. JONEs 3 co, and WARD q HoCLAL-
LAND. 4A@-aFls
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gattst sltDs bp GfIGgraIB.

TTssgygshie ae1s received up TO the timeqf
publishing the evening paper, soiH Be fosad under
he head Of " Summary" on the second pags.l u
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To RErAuEEs.-6,0O0 Cuba and 5000 New
Orleans Oranges Just received and for sale BY
Angelovieh, No. 6 Union street, next door to
Cayce & Sons auction rooms.
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CAMEL CoAL-This coal has attained q
nOtoristy superior to any other kind. By ref
eFence to an advertisement in another column.
it win be seen that Thomas James has re-
ceiysd twenty-five thousand bushels Of this
eeIebrated eosl
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e. We call special attention to the card
Of Mr.. ]. ". Sharp, found in our columns this
morning. It contains matters Of personal sx-
plantations regarding himself.
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AS may by seen, we insert this wOsk the advertisement
Of MoLean's Cordial, etc.
til very well known we are not particularly favor
able to y patent medicines and, as a general thing, eschew
the whols Of them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
nent until we knew what were the Ingredients Of the
medicine. and hsw compounded. This We have lea ned.
and believing, as we do, that that the Ingredient are
good, and the compound judiciously made, We recon-
mend it as a mixture worthy Of public conhdedee.
The shove is from the st, Louis Christisn Advocate,
edited BY the renowned Rev. DR.. .BcAnalIy, which
speaks volumes In favor OF AcLeAn's Cordial. We say
to all, try it. See tse advertisement in another CO..
Umn- Sc -
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.4EarnMS ga MaaaM.
Paris Expedition.

TIVE finest collection Of PLANTS received d. -
Il rect from France. Messrs. Martin x Co, 49,
Flower and Shrub seliets in Paris and YeTsail-EJN
les fFrancel, have the honor = informing the -
ladies and gentlemen OF this city thst hey have just ar
rived here With the most varied and most splendid col
lection Of Plants EHd shrubs which wss ever seen il
New orleans mp 70 the present time. such as i amellss
q different species. Dsphnes. RhododeBdrums, Poems
Arb0rea, new Dentzia, 1850 neW Rose Bushes, Fruit
Trees, Pear Trees, Apple Trees, Cherry Trees, Plum
Trees, Vinf,P Peach Trees, Strawberry and Gosseberry
Plants o! Arious kinds, Flower Bulbs. is new species
% Pinks, which fgured ~ the grand Exposition, Yege-
table Plants, etc. Prices very moderate.
n. Amateurs who shall honur as with their conf
dence viii please call Al No. sf8 MAIN RKE Pro-
vine Block. The Plants and Shrubs TO be sent 70 the
country will be packed BY the seller.
Cstsiosues msy be had in The store.
fs2i-2W' MARTIN & co,