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Ladies, Volunteer Aid Association.

The ladies' Volunteer Aid Association call attention to the
following resolution .
Resolved That applications will be received from Compa-
MES been authenticated by Btigadie General
Tracy or Adiutaut. General Grvet. myl5 2ptf
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Volunteer Relief Committee.
TO ALL COOP CITIZENS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10, 1861.
As this Committee has received with deep regret positive
proof that mpusons have been pracced the public gen
erosy by persons obtaining relief who net entitled to the
they hereby appeal ali good citizens whe come
to the knowledge of any such of fraud to inform
bers of the Committee in person. leave such information
with little delay possible their Office Secetarys Room
Of Board of Assistant Aldermen The following the
Of the Committee
GERARD STITH, Beard of Aldermen.
s. P. DELABARRE, :. :.
l.. f. FORsTALL, :. :.
j. Ii. HUCkINS, .. :.
JAS BEGGS, Board of Asst. Aldermen.
W. F.HODGKINs, e, :.
j. B. LEEFE, -. :.
JAMES DAVIS, :. :.
JAMES BEGGS,
aul9 eptf Chairman of the Committee
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Direct Importation,
HAGGERTx BRor1n,,.

HAG GEHTS BRoTHM1,s
Importers OF Foreign Dry Goods n
TOuRo BUILDINGS,
i2S CANAL STREET..
Have store their usual heavy stock of Fore,cr nm
GOODS, and respectfully invite examination of r,o..
parties DESTROYS of purchasing wHO1EsALEo or RETA1,
Plain Black Gros de Rim, 81 TO 81 wide
Mode Silks In ali coors.
Heavy Black Broche and Daiasl Silks.
Rich Embroidered and Brocho silks In newest designs s
and large
Plaid and Striped Silks.
Cooted and Black sa'InB Marcellues ard Florences w
Our stock of SILKS IN unusually heavy and will h. t.
complete In all styles and qualities
100 Pieces Assorted Black and ColorGd silk YeIyes bs,
Black 0nd COloed English and French Meuog md I,ssb
Black and Colored All Wool MousselaGt dc Lains
Rich Printed ousseanG de LANES aud Cashmeres
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AN ACT to Authorize of Treasury Notes. and
IN longing Certificates Of sioeks and Bonds.
Section The Congress Of tue C9nfedetae States Of Amer
Of the Presdento the Confederate States issue atty
years rou he date and bearing rate Of erest not exceed
ing eight per cent per &nnnm until they bee able the
pGe advertisement! in three within The Coneae
or for he Proceeds Of sales OF raw produce or manufactured ar
feiss 10 pad specie Or bills exchange sch manner
tay of TT J. report HE ensuing session to the
S @ S P BE d SoS 5 # ss h
IN fractional par Of the hundred be exchanged by the
corporation or individual but only in the herein pre-
ened AS 10 eyen the se gts Of e1 h sax ssa be
rece foreign bills of exchange ia payment of these bonds
notes and 10 provide War Tax for their redemption.
ae T G0HgTesS Of the h States o
he is hereby anho I'D from time to time the public
a the szPraon Of sly months sg hs rstssti2n Of
ihe said notes to be of any denomnn ion he
dollars aud 10 be reasonable at pleasure the
o oH Gt S SG e sh ~ eSeeea Gns
in payment Of the war tax hereinafter rroTided and Of an
oIher public dues except The duty cotton shall
be received in payment OF the Subscriptions ihe net
proceeds Of sales OF raw produce and manufactured articles
M IhS oT ne OF gnE s sd p9tes and
dnce and msnuH ed articles OF for the purchase Of specie
the ea6oa 10 y s bnS T s T n soe MORE
than e years after ose and bearing rate Of interest
exceeding eight they become
able, thejuetts be paid SeE annually lbs said bonds
ioeAceed In the Whole unted millions 81 dollars, and
be deemed substitution thirty millions Of the bono author
Rd 20 issued by heHe approved MAY G, 1881 land this
Is BE- deemed revocation of the authority issue the said
thirty milons The sud bonds shA no be in less
tsu one hundred dollars fractional parts Of hundred
except when the ubsp less than hundred dollars
the said bonds may be issued IN OF fifty dollars They
mas be sold for iece military and UHvs spJes fer the
proc eds oTnw prodre manufactured Ces in the
l. provided by the Aforesaid and whe
crtpo the shall be made able
particular dse che Secretary Of the Treasury small have power
70 Atend he time Of sale til s0ch dale he shall
indicate.
SEC That for The special purpose of payngshe principal
aud interest of the puhlic Gel
es shall b. assessed and Ieed of hy npon
each hundred deHls in Ysue Of the following property
etc. L4Act august, 1851
sspIsmbeF 10. 1851 seq 2pf
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Soap! Soap !.

Superior Bar Soap for SALE in quantities suit by the
factu1er
H. T. WELLS,
nl32rtf New LeVee and ST. Joseph street.
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The following is an extract from letter taken
from the pocket Of a Lincoln soldier killed n the
battle Of Columbus, bg yoang WinsloW Leayitt Of
Memphis, The letter is written BY !" Sister Jane =
to her dear brother. Its tone indicates more
clearly that among the masses of the North the
war 4 growing omewhat unpopular The letter
says: The excitement here is great with regard
ia the treatment Of Fremont. Mother says she is
getting u Be almost secesh. she wishes that
Washington would be destroyed, and all the old
.,grannies that bear rule there. She says she
would like TO send old Abe set of peftiooats,
with the request to put them On and retire to
private life. AS for myself, my patriotism has al
most all forsaken me-. Tread as little war news as
possible and think az little of war as ean'' q
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DIscaBRsEs a discourse viii be delivered this
day week at odd Fellows Hall, hy the talented
Miss Ann MeGulloch, the, proceeds Of which are
intended for the benefitof the Free Market g
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! srrRir oF rHR AGE OF SpEcuL ATios. Soon after
the news Of our great victory in Kentneky reached
shynchharg yesterdays couple Of gentlemen, dis
GUESSING the matter with joy beaning on their eoun-
tehances. hailed another passing bg With 4 Harrah
for The latter one, not well posted, said,
Yes, So per 100 lbs are you willing to engage
4 ct that prics?n You should have seen the laugh
\ that went up
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RE- Mcssrs. w. H. Adams. w. M, sSemple
and T. D. Fanon have my full power of attorney as per act
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Pnbllc.
nlAtf ]. o. NIXON.
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NEw 0RLEANs SAVINGS INsTITuTIo This stef-
ling institution has declared its thirteenth semi
annual dividend, as viii be seen by reference to
the notice in our columns this morning.
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aul9 2ptf

RI-Notice-I tmlxe this method of Offering
professional services free of charge the families of those
who absent from tho city military duty Residence
Harmony street. between Prytaia and Coliseum Fourth
District.
uy3l 2ptf I .t. 3 P. yEISER, NJ D.
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" MILITARY NorIeEs.-0ur military columns con
tain several important notices, to which we refer
the readers Of the Crescent ~
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ssrErHEs GIaARD i RULE g have always con-
sldered advertising, literally and long, to be the
CREST medium Of success Ii business and prelude
70 waalsh. And ] have made it an nrariable rule,
too to advertise in the dnllest times, long expert
ence haying taught me that money thus spent IS
vel laid out, %, by keeping my business oontinu-
any before the public has scured me many sales
that would otherwise have last. a5& $50
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k9-HerrinS's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos So and 81 raver street New Or
lsaus Is ?u,f
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East DAY SERVICES viii be held to day, at II a.
n. By the First Presbyterian Church, Fourth Dis
friet, N Confederate Hail. on jackson street, be-
tween Annunciation and Chippewa. Rev. 4. R.
MARKHAM, pastor. Va ts4
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The New York Herald is highly incensed at the
appointment II the Bourbon princes to positions
On Gen. McClellanss staff and says this il long
step towards hostiliues between The United States
and France.
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WINES AND LIQUORS IN GLASS.
2s boxes Lougworth's Sparkling gATAwBA WINE.
$50 .. f. Roussey HAUT sAUTERNR
100 :, j. Baurie fills
10 :. Superior .s g- .-a
100 :. St. Estephe CLARET.
rs . Margaux Medoc CLARET.
30 Chateau Iazose and Lahtte CLAkET glass stopper
60 =. CURACAO.
$50 :. BRANDY CHERRIES.
100 :. HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
100 .. CoGNAC, years, III Glass.
25 :. WHITE wINE-pnts.
IS :. CLARET W1NE--pilts.
l25 baskets and boxes superior CHAMPAGNE.
so boxes extra fine SHERRY.
% :. OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
100 :. very dne CLARETs, In quarts and piuts
% :. SPARKLING HOOK WINES.
50 :. CHAMPAGNE-mported low grades.
100 :. BLACKBERRY, GINGER, PINE APPLE and
STRAWBERRY SYRUPs
100 >. LEMON SYRUP.
10 :. CHERRY BOUNCE.
30 PEACH BRANDY.
20 q. Old CONSTITUTION WHISKY.
% :. PEPPERMINT CORDIAL.
5 :. IMPORTED CURACAO.
Is ;. BLACKBERRY BRANDY
80 E. FAMILY SUPPLIES.
50 :. Oldners SCHNAPPs.
100 French Assorted Liquors.
50 =. SADDLEBAG WHISKY.
20 -. GINGER WINE.
loo :. LEMON. GINGER, AND PINE APPLE COR
a.. DEALS,
so :. STRAWBERRY BRANDY.
50 :. PINEAPPLE =.
50 .. GINGER =.
100 :. CHERRY :.
go :, BLACKBERRY E.
100 :. GIN, BRANDY AND WHISKY COCKTAILS
. 50 :. RASPBERRY BRANDY
50 :. RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY AND BLACK
BERRY WINE.
100 - MADEIRA, MALAGA SHERRY AND PORT
WINE. '.
10 :. ARRAC PUNCH
20 e.. DaLT'S VALLEY WHISKY.
49, baskets and boxes Common CHAMPAGNE, imported
quarts.
100 skets and boxes Conniop AGNE-inaported
quarts
plns.
Is baskets and boyes Common CIlAMrAGEE--imported
pins
30 OLDNER's EYE-OPENER-gallors hal. gallons
quarts aud pnts.
70 e. ABSYNTHE.
20 e.. WEYMOUTH.
81 e. SUPERIOR WHITE VINE
IS Hubert pere and fills OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
80 pinis.
50 boxes Common CLARET
IS BRANDY.
80 :. CHAMPAGNE CIDER
50 ALE AND PORTER-quart and pints
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TOYS! TOYS TOYS! Toys =!

We have hand always the Largest TOYS aud
GAMES FANCY GOODS, ETC., in The CoDCederacy.
n 2pNoWe6Sa
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< THg SHERIFF. sells at auction this day, at noon,
f,s 8ot Common Stuet, Creole sarp cook. v6slteF
al aalies SEC Advertisement,
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Notice.

Having disposed Of my business to Mr. r L. MoCONKEY
desire to my sincere thanks my many friends aud
customers for their liberal patronage bestowed upon
for the last eighteen years and would respectfully
and ask for my continuation of the same
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~ag5"0N BIRD,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR J IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Hos. 10 and IS Royal street,
Has store large supply of the celebrated DE
BoUZY CHAMP ACNE quarts pnts also ,oher brands
viz: CHARLES HE1DSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEIGK, PAR
MENTIER, and other brands of inferior quality have
large of the best Old sheres AMoNTI
LADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA Of
direct inporGtioR other Madeas Of lower grade supeo
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Ports less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRAEDIES-vptage 1895 1893,
1904 and 805alaree supply always hand AL grades of
CI,ARET and WHITE WINES, In glass and wood. WINS
KYSScotch and Irish Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE PORTER, in pins quarts. COR
D1ALs ETC. MY usual assortment of the best WINES which
will be sold reasonable other the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2u1y Nos IS and IL Royal street..
Proceedings
or
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven
ton languages, and the CONSTITUTION State
as amended.
For sale by
BLOOMFIELD STEEL, PETER o'DONNELL
T. L. WHITE, HERBERT ESCOUssE,
GEO. ELLIS, w. F. GoLDTHWAlTE,
P.HAWES& CO., F. EZEKIEL.
T.FlIEWILdIAM.
Orders from the country filled liberal discount
rny22 2uff
Jgssrchsxssts' Hotel,
| &jORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL, sTREETF
<sr.E-mAwm-
Eeplessantss and most conveniently located Hougn In tI
0.y.
hates B0Asn.
E0f AhS ,'.....,r.,.,,...,.S1 sl
Or week 10 0f
Fsr Eset. rboarF oulyF..,.....3...,..,...... SOC
EeF mouth ,I...-,....., q ~
BRET Il HALLER,
Snlf spif Pruprlesort.
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Boots. Shoes esaa Rroanzas.

Boots Shoes 1seG BrGgGns,
AT WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Rugt
BROGANs; Mexican Palm Leaf Straw an Gaapssch,
HATS, at the owest rke prices,by
FROST L CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
Hats, Caps, ETC., at Wholesale.
of SILK and
Fur Cashmere Panama. egnorn Straw Palm Leaf aexcsl
and Wool HATS at the lowest market prices by
FROST b CO.,
iyl3 2nkW No. 10 Magazine street. Nevorle9nE.
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S5,26l II

The Ladies return their thanks to the Ladies Concorda
par sh to those Of the lower Mary for aid both
work donations Mrs Harper Madsonville and
many other ladies various portions this Stats and as
sippi. -t4 rs .
Their thanks especially due Capt Marshall Smith and
unknown friend for liberal donations OF goods Messrs
E. Marquee Co. for a donation shoes Mr.. G. W. Helm
for donation Of money and to Messs j. D. Bsin L Som
Boworh Mr. slawson and the Editors Of the city papes for
continuation of their tavors
= -s ~ MRS. JAS. ROSS, President.
'MRs. G. W. PRITCHARp, Sec'y. nl3 Ct
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---lT---I-@--l7|@-=7 =
KstrsSeyseSieE d Co.,

CORNER OF GRAy1ER AND NEW LEvEE STREETS,
q" @F Az. E
Offer for Sale -
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WINES IN WOOD,
S casks FAMILY CLARET.
20 4 ca ks ORDINARY PORT WINE.
Il /, casks SUPERIOR .
S i casks EXTRA :.
81 /, and 4 casks Common MADEIRA WINE.
so Octayes fine sHEREY WINE.
8 quarters extra =.
8 quarters SWEET MALAGA VINE.
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Second Quarterly Report of the Ladies, So
ciety of the ofifederatc Army.

The Ladies of this Society have made and donated the
different military companies since the It'll Of August last 1881
garments beside ia pairs of socks and Is blankets 5Q5
nents have been made to order for the Army and Navy
which poor and destitute have wages They
have forwarded to Virginia II large boxes of hospital
consisting of secondhand clothing, bedding owen. lint sTd
baudages and variety OF decaces such wi preserves
apiocs ETC. One box of hospital stores has been
the Southern Mothers Society Memphis There have been
forwarded through Mr. Cameron four large boxes containing
comorers blankets and socks dona ed by the ladies Of
lower pa ish eSt Mary Gen JEFF Thompson one lint
and bapdages to the same destination.
They from various sources since the last report
s5,6750o,
Have paid out for work ......,...,.......SlS2 1922 Al
For Purchase of Material. ........,....... 2,43S g.
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B. p IF f Il tt,

l22 CANAL STREET. ToURo BUILDINGS
Has the following Goods hand WI ich he will sell low
for cash.
1900 yards GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE.
500 E. GOLD AND SILVER BRAID.
800 -, GOLD AND SILVER BANDS
50 gross PELICAN BUTToEs-fne.
s ;. EAGLE STAFF BUTToNs-lsrge and small.
Is EXTRA FINE EAGLE BUTTONS,
IS :. MISSISSIPPI AND TEXAS BUTTONS.
5000 yards wORsTED BINDING-all colors.
81 dozen wORsTED AND COTTON UNDER-sHIRTs
and DRAWERS
:5-dozen WoRsTED SCARFs-large sizes.
10 dozen BUCK GAUNTLETS-fne article.
SO gross HORN BUTToNS-small and large
IS pounds SILK, for Ernbroderng
Is pounds SEWING SILK.
5 90 dozen SEWING COTTON
800 pounds KNITTING C0TTON-al numbers.
IS dozeu ASSORTED STOCKINGS.
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MEBCEHIE! NIERCERIE
\ very large stock Of RIBBONS, LADIES DRESS TRIM
MINGs BALLOONS ana BUTTONS.
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One Of the Gonfederatea confined in .,he old Can.
asol 81 Washington, escaped ON the 9Th. The Pro.
gost guard, q latest accounts, had failed 10 reach
him. 81 = = 80 ~
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ihe Northern press Of The 9Th report Federal
lore 81 li,ooo troops gathered at Annapolis,
awaiting return Of the transports from, the South
afn coast Their destination is said to be TO rein.
force the army already sent South. s "a
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LI2UOaS I'm WOOD.
gu hHfels OLD tRBON WHISKY.
~ pLb RiE
~ OLD MofoNGEHELA WHISKY.
II oLp BOURBON
~ 1' EN- ",p ~. t,noN Mnt9hl
. ~ ~ p'N [f''N IL NiIHhi'
- a'e' ana '"SAS i"'''''oh 'H"'N-A|' NNsfeit marks
a.. .,r'r. ~
Il barrels WHITE WHEAT E.
20 LOUISIANA RUM.
puucheoDs EXTRA Rum.
haf puoche0ns EXTRA Rum.
3 casks HAVANA RUN.
: pipes HOLLAND GIN.
l-oaffe ahhaC.
Z GINGER WINE.
GINGER BRANDY.
W kegs sEkA"BERRY RASPBERRY, BLACKBERRY
AND CHERRY BRANDY.
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PERCUSSION CaPS :

10000 BEST ENGLISH and FRENCH, which will be sold
low, and in quantities to 5Uit the purchaser.
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THE FLAG OF THE SOUTH.
Neatly Printed Coors, on
ENVELOPES, LETTER PAPER, CARDS or BILL BEAns
As we'll as avery description Of
Printing, Ruling and lt-Bimding
Promptly, Executed by Stesro Power, at
REA,s Rotary PRESS OFFICE,
IS Magazine street,
seg5 ly6w Adfouripe The 81 1srres Hotal
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sIcIaI JouRHaI Or CRY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Awe received, yesterday, Richmond Psaers
OF the 9Th, which shows that mail commnncaaioh
through East Tennessee has been resumed. 3
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
81 Mills CUBA CIGARS.
1876 barrels SMOKING TOBACCO-Hve different Qualities.
80 boxes :. :.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-01
80AKD OF TRADE.
Committee Of arbitration for a,oufh Of January
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
W ii. COLE. N. G. PENNIMAN,
n. p. CAMPBELL, GEORGE SMALL
Nuustarg ans Commercial 3sbistp

BALTIMORE, January 81, 1861.
The Stock operations to-day were light but for
thing the list with the exception of City 6s the mar
ket steady and firm. The only Railroad stock
was of II shares Baltimore and Ohio 500 this fig
ure being an advance of 81 the price paid for yeter
day. This stock closed firm at SOY bid $50 asked re-
guar way. Nothing done in Northern Central Rail
way but it closed at $14A bid sl5A asked regular
but only $13K bid for it sellers option 60 days
Railroad bonds quiet, but they were rather rmer
than yesterday Sales made of 81 600 Baltimore
and Ohio 1875 at sOK, and 500 Northern Central
1855 at SIX City 6s dull and heavy. Sales were
made of $3.50 1905 at ok, which is decline of per
cent. the price bid for them a day or two since
There was demand for Bank stocks day and sales
were made of 20 shares Citizens at ST. Is shares Farmers
and Merchants at $685. and IA shares Commercial and
Farmers full paid at $38. For the Mining there
pretty cd inquiry and the feeling in them is quite
firm. Sales were made today of 100 shares Springfield
at s215 which is an advance of cts 500 shares Gull
ford at 5 cs $50 shares North State IS cts 100 shares
Cambridge at 80 cts; and 1000 shares Baltimore and
North Carolina at 25 cts. Nothing was done in Gardner
HILL but it closed firm at So bid. sax asked Spring.
field left off at s215 bid SIX asked; Guilford
bid 65 cts. asked Rudise so bid; North State at
So cts bid 90 cts. asked and Silver Valley, Cambridge
and Consolidated at 80 cts bid, IS cts asked regular
way.
Foreign Exchange is in rather better demand and we
note slight improvement in the sterling bills
The rates to-day follows, viz: London bankers
biis, lO74 @lo7] do commercial do G1O6k Paris
90 day bills, ST. %; do. short sight do ST. 90 Antwerp
ST. 25; Bremen, 77@77H; Amsterdam, 4O4; Hamburg
36ki Cologne, TAX; Frankfort on the MAN, Az
In New York to-day Missouri 6s declined \; Erie X:
New York Central q; Harlem x and Galena and Chica-
go Il; but Cleveland and Toledo advanced ~ Michigan
Southern K, and Rock Island e. Virginia 6s Canton
Reading and Michigan Southern guaranteed all closed at
yesterdays figures
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RS HEADACHE is the avorte sign ny wic makes
known any deviation whatever the natural state Of
t ~ l anu viewed IN tins light it NAV be looked on as
safeguard intended to give of disease which might
ctherwie escape attention, till late be remedied and
Its indications should he neglected Head may
lie CLASSIFIED under two names, viz SYmpO matte and lido
pathlc. Symptomatc Headache is exceedingly common
ara IS the precursor OF great of diseases, among
winch are ApopeXy, Govt Rheumatism and all febrile
d eases In its nervous form it is symUath tic of disease
OF the stomach constituting sick headache hepatic dis
ease constituting bilious heIdGcke of worms constipation
and other disorders of the bowels well renal and
uterine objections Diseases of the heart frequent
~ at ended with Heada hes; AuB and plethora
affections which frequently occasion headache. Idopathic
Headache IS also common, being usually disting
by The Of nervous headache, sometimes coming
suddenly state apparently sound health and prosra
ing at the mental and physical energies
instances it comes slowly, heraded by depression of
spirits or acebIty Ct temper In most instances the pain
is in the front OF the head both eyes,
times provoking vomiting; under this class may also be
named Neuralgia
For the either class CT Headache Cephalic
Pills have been found and safe remedy, relieving
the most acute pains in few minutes and by its subtle
power cradle the diseases of which Headache is the
unerring index.
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Shipping Snttlllaenle
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY {
Arr we'd.

Ship VIM Penn, Meade, AZ days from Liverpool-gen-
eral cargo to Hooper Co. Has been IA days north of
weather JAM 27th took off the captain and ship
Granite.
Ship Ernestine, Brem) Schlossbenner, 81 days from
Bremen to the capes-mdse and Il passengers, to Won
Kapf Arens.
Brig Union State Foxwell, from Wilmington, C.,
mdse to VIM Applegarth Il Son. towed up by steamtug
Tiger.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson from Norfolk, to N
Falls
Steamer Belvidere Keene. from Richmond, mdse and
passengers to Jacob Brandt Jr. Reports in Hampton
Roads, ship bark and full rugged brig and in the
Great Wicomico River schr Carrie, North hence for the
Rappahannock with loss of mainsa
Cleared.
Sehr Horace E. Browne, Warren, Charleston Charles
Pendergast
Steamer John Shriver Dennis, Philadelphia, J A
Shriver
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Norfolk-M Falls.
Steamer Georgeana, Pearson, Norfolk, Falls.
Sailed.
Brig Cemantha Hopkins, Hamor, st Marys, Ga, in tow
of steamtug Edwin Forrest.
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship Thos Swami, Ramsay, New York, Both ult
Steamship R Spauldng, Howes, Boston, goth ut
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowel, Savannah, 9th ultt
Clearances for Baltimore
Steamship Georges Creek, Willetts, New York. 29th.
Disasters.
SHIP GRAYITE-The following is the report Of the ship
Granite abandoned taken from her ogbook Sailed from
Caao, Oct 10th. On January 18th, sea time, sounded
in % fathoms WATER fine white sand white shells, with