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teleeraphic despatch was received at New Or
leans ' ON Friday last, announcing that Gen. Win
field Scott had resigned his con commission MS in the
United Army and tsnSeied Sse his services to
occssioped general rejoicing, and in compliance
Nth AN order of Governor Moore "royal salute"
of twenty-one guns was fired in compliment of the
old hero.
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The officers of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
yesterday morning received per telegraph assu-
RANGES, purporting to be from General Scott, that
train of passenger cars would be allow ed to pass
from this city to Washington without obstruction
or hindrance. Acting upon this assurance, a train
of four passenger cars yesterday afternoon
despatched from Camden station, for Washington.
At one O'clock, when the train arrived at a point
near Annapolis Junction, it was noticed that OBJ
structions had been placed upon the track. Upon
inquiry being made by the conductor, he was
informed by some of the officers in charge
OF the Northern troops at that point, that it was
probable that if he attempted to pass through with
the train it would be seized by the federal authori-
ties. He then brought it back to the Relay House,
the nearest point of communication with the Off
GERS of the company, and the conductor informed
them by telegraph of the state Of affairs. The off.
GERS not thinking it advisable to alarm their pas
sengers by endeavoring to pass them through such
large body of troops, directed the train to return
to this city, where arrived about hafpast seven
O'Clock last night. The authenticity of the des.
datch from Gen. Scott is doubted.
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SEE FOURTH PAGE,
BALTIMORE .
FRIDAY, APRIL 26, ls6
From Perryv.lIe.

We are indebted to gentleman of this city,
who arrived yesterday from Philadelphia, for the
following details from Perryville, and the line of
the Philadelphia Railroad.
lie reports that about 800 troops are stationed
at the Philadelphia depot of the Baltimore rail-
road, anxiously awaiting accommodations for their
transportation to Perryville.
At Ekton there were also about 200 troops
guarding the railroad, and about 100 at Newark
The number OF troops now stationed at Perry
vile was stated by one of the officers to be about
300. The greatest disaffection exists among the
troops, many of whom have deserted from the
camp and have struggled through the surrounding
country, and those who are remaining express
themselves being heartily disgusted with the
treatment which they receive from their superior
officers, and state openly that they have been de-
ceived by the recruiting officers in Philadelphia.
The property Of the residents of the neghborhood
has been placed completely at the mercy of these
irregulars. All the provisions, horses, vehicles,
and In fact thing which could be of to the
troops, are, it is true, purchased at price
other; but in case of objection being made, they
are seized and confscated by the troops.
Several of the privates state that the shooting of
the sentinel a few nights since not accident
Northern press but was cold-blooded murder,
the poor fellow being shot down by superior off.
Ger, who, infuriated with liquor, had forgotten the
password.
Two screw propellers from Baltimore were seized
upon and appropriated for the transportation of
troops. They have arrived with passengers for
Philadelphia.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

An ANNIvERsARY.-Yeste esterday, the 10th day of
April, 1861, the first invading force which there
polluted the soil of the South met bloody recep-
tion in Maryland at the hands of citizens springing
spontaneously and Indignantly to arms.
On the 18th day of April, 1775, the people sprang
to arms 10 defence of their liberties, against foe
making its first armed endeayor to fscoerce" them
to submission to distasteful government and made
the name of Lexington memorable by their victory
over the oppressor.
The first blood of the first revelation was shed
on the 18th day of April and the first blood of the
second revolution shed ON the 10Th day of April.
The coincidence of dates is auspcious of the end,
to just cause, to similar in its animating re-
spects to that of the revolutionists of '75-MobHe
Advertiser, April 20.
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The committee appointed to examine the Danish
proposals respecting the budget had presented its
report IN the Estates This report states that no
budget had in reality been submitted to the Es
tates by the government. The Estates have, there.
fore, no opportunity of examining the budget. In
stead of the right of voting the budget the right of
giving an opinion only upon the budget has been
There is no prospect of any result being obtained
by ,such an expression of opinion. The Estates
could not on account of this valueless concession
renounce the claims of the Federal Diet, and can
ncatIOn reSnectinp the hndnat
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We find the following in the Boston Courier O

new Zealand is said to have climate that Is its
s,smsn.ai guano" making it fertile in spite of ih
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

CHARGES FOR PRINTING $50 YEARS AGo.-In the
London Archeology, vol 36, it is stated that in a
State manuscript of the reight of Henry WILL lin
the possession of Sir W. g. Trevelyan, Bart it is
noted that in May, 1929, Richard Pinson was paid
II lOs "for printing papers against heresies, and
tor reformation of engrossing of FORMS" In Oc-
tober, 1881, Berthlet received fS IS. Sd. ''for
printing 6O0 papers and books of proclamation for
ordering and Furnishing of certain beggars and
vagabonds and damning books containing certain
errors, after the rate of penny for every leaf"
Whether these proclamations exist is uncertain;
but the price paid for the operation of printing
that date is curious, and Mr. Payne Collier is not
aware that we have any other authority on the
point.
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FROM CHARLESTON.

The Charleston papers of Tuesday last, received
ria Norfolk, say that the news from Baltimore was
received with the greatest enthusiasm and JOY The
utmost willingness and anxiety was expressed to
come to our aid at once Several regiments and
companies were starting for Virginia or here if
necessary
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DIRECT Acting STEAM CRANEs.-An ingenious di-
rect acting steam crane has been constructed, in
the arrangement of which the wire rope is attached
to the piston in a steam cylinder placed underneath
the ground, and the pressure of steam in the CYL
inder against the piston elevates the bucket The
crane can turn freely in any direction, and is as
may also be placed in other positions, so that for
convenience the arrangement is believed to be very
much superior to the majority of steam cranes now
In use, which employ steam engine and working
apparatus. Compared with the hydraulic crane,
from experiments made with both, it seems that,
the water pressure being fifty pounds and costing
fourteen cents per one thousand gallons, the cost
of such crane two dollars per hour; while
this improved steam crane, using steam at a pres
sure of tbirty-hve pounds and coal at five dollars
ton, woulo cost but twenty cents hour
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

JouRNEYMEN AND APPRENTICEs.-Therei is list of
rules extant which were drawn up for the regula-
tion of the servants of Queen Elizabeth For most
offences fine of one penny was imposed. One
crime, however, was visited with the penalty of
four pence, great sum in age when servants
wages were only a few shillings year. This seri-
Gus fine of four pence was exacted of every man
who should utter an oath, any indecent word,
in the hearing of boy. A rule like this might
well be inforced in every shop and store where men
and boys work together; and if fine is deemed
improper, the public opinion of the shop should en-
force the rule. Journeymen owe duties to appren-
tces, and clerks to errand boys. If men are will
ling to corrupt one another they should, at least,
afford decent example to the young. man, in
deed, should regard himself kind of exam plar
to all the boys in the world, and behave as such
in the presence of BOYS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

r,Cr,/,r,rTF a an, r-Tvr,. vryrAv Nc ~ NsTr
ksCthUf' SAi@As sIEL ~
~ i4i"sH assSt e,t T o =" I Wn IN n
!lin' "'u'e ,-a,,s .. ~,
pef't"ts '' "nie ~ ~ " r ~ ,ni n tIar ons
par % u" ~ ~ tte ~, 80 1uH f; ,Tio'sI,
"hi'n II may 49, ,, I; A ,oraI ~ 81
c C Dy Gu b,' anI jthy hni ta deHrrss;ny vice..
'uo' h'li'S5 @
an, ""'S Nv, ~ , VIZ b @ dcSramdirE .fnn M,
GU, !" :, - ~ NJ INA ,; rh e,nr In, in }td
reta o c',', ' ~ ~ W r lii r;s, tho irGr
feSriS 10 s IN, SrS Io nav rhi %,i WIN ~ Jaw 1
't1 '' re ~ r ti,, fror the h,,,d ,f a,rr,,r,
rs ciiect1 i ~ t., H. ' u.s. ar ~. i"r3 =, re
~ ilggn ,it,L,, u, ~ 1850 e, l,, "Uj o k sn,
y teF"' .''''eS w w Tl ,i I;a,, t J., Isrs In
,ScG tl9', m 70 ncr,,in ~ r., 80 HAT COW
'ie 9fr ~ -, orat,o, r+,1;r. 80, m
tl r o LII 10 ,a5 w. att".S ~ oths- 5;oatal
nave ihr i'sS iSS 49, "a Ii, ~ Irono ~, 49,
coicNHcr'lI " ,t Ie ,9t' ~,
nor Hsr"tm gs1'O NJ, a. w., @ -i 81 - ~: sE 81,
!" ne Sn' " i SiDtI ' ", ~ VIZ
hnniA fanny .h W. re VI, tt''a ", % f1i
snhmnn 4' nIaGa ~ Is 3,o~ g o g ~ @ ~
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY March T. 1851
Arrived to day 1870 Western and 1875 Texas Cattle,
81 Hogs, 100 Sheep and 80 Veal Cattle. A moder
ate demand, with very ample supply of stock on
sale in an easy market. We quote:
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Rebieto Of the HIarAets.

CnEyGEar OFFICE, No. q oAxr sI TEE
'CoTToN "A more active demand prevailed
yesterday, but operations were checked BY the
poor assortment of desirable lists Offering and the
higher rates claimed by factors for the better quail
ties, which continue scarce aud the sales embraced
about $4,000 bales at full prices for the middle ana
higher grades. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS oLAssIF1okr1oNs.
EaisiaF; 1 ataaIRE @i
Low A GtShnss Ii FAIR nSiEa
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock Oh hand ist September, 1850 bales. Talsf
k ksssiys9 yss5s;sy oESss ssssss
EsxPSt'sd s sinSs 1865 seass,
Stock on hand S6arsn
TOBACCO. We heard of % hhds. New Refused
sold at 43c % b.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand LIST September, 1867 hhda $3.50
Rsseysd y s,Se is5s
as,I2a
Exported since. .................-s,..- 1895 IN.
Exported yesterday Co. s9b
Stock on hand not CLEARED. 1855
SuGA About 500 hhds. were sold at previous
| rates, Fair to Fully Fair 4i@53c. % tb.
| MoLAssEs We noticed sales of about 1000
| bbls at 20@25c. for Fermenting and 26@2sc. for
Primo to Choice; also 400 half bills at 30c % gallon.
FLOUR Some 5000 bbls. changed hands, OF
which $50 Superine on private terms, 1850 in
several lots at s. rs, AIS at S. 40, 800 Good Extra
$6 25, and 600 at s. SO % hbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced about 81,
500 sacks, including 5000 Mixed at $40, $500 in
two lots, OF IS, 600 and 1000 Yellow Mixed and
1900, 1Ol4 and $500 Mixed at Sc, 150 Yellow, 1900
Mixed and 1900 White Mixed at 5S 6790 and 1000
| White at 60, and $50 at Csc % bushel. Of Oats
about 500 sacks St. Louis were disposed of, COM
prsing 100 at 40c., 1f0 at al, 100 at 40, $50 at
| and 1856 Black at 45o. % bushel. In Bran we no
tced sales of some 800 sacks including 400 at 9oc.,
| 100 at 95, and 800 atsl U 100 lbs.
| Hay "A lot of 60 bales Western was taken at
$22 V ton.
Provisions. The transactions in Pork com
prised 70 bbls. Mess at SIS 80 % bb Retailing at
$40. In Bacon we heard of Is casks Ribbed Sides
at 03c, Is at l02. and 20 Clear at LILO. % hbl In
Lard 100 terces changed hands on private terms.
| COFFEE. 1862 bags were sold, Of which $3.50 at
pc. 80 at l2B AIS at l2 rs at l2 40 at l25, and
$50 at l3c. y ID.
CANDLES. 200 boxes IA doz.> Star sold at
18c. u ID.
| WHISKY We noticed q sale of 100 bbls. Reeti-
fed at l85c. 8 gallon.
FRE,GuTs a ship was taken for Hayre at cd.
for Cotton "a decline Of I'd one for Havre at llc.,
one for Bremen at 5-l6o., one for Europe on
private terms; also, on Tuesday, three ships for
| Havre at lle.
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AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
- Csao66'R Indian GhogcBue,
Stephens Compound.
Roaand's Tonla MIXTURE,
amita's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkaop'a Tonic,
EFeed's Febrifuge,
Vegetable FebrifEge.
LOZENGES.
Hhernan's Cough and Worn,
Bry9n's pulnoAic Wafere,
Loeuck's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREP ARATIONS.
Bsrry'STieopherouF,
Lyons kathGiton,
Rurnett's CdcoRine,
Boyle's Hyperion Fin.
Phalon's Hair LuvigorAv1rp
Jayne'B Hair Tonic,
Van peuSen's Wahpanet
Londons Oriental Hair Tonic.
Hesel's Eau Lustrnla,
ol6ridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Radway't CircGssian Balm.
PANACEAS,
Swain'6 EouCk's,
Culen's Indian Vegetables,
I,ongley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND ahhVkS
Dlliy's Magical Pain Extract
Professor Hp.ioTay's Nptnen
MoAllistsr's All-Ronltlg,
Brcok's Magic Salvs. FTTof''
riie,
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EpgsZEMifg'S HOSPITAL
~ 10. 90 RAROEEF STR EET. Flew Orleans,
Nehr' g Carrolton Railroad Terminus.
Dr. N B9IFAfAN nate o. Montgomery, Als.l having 10
osef In New eauB this ethai Of announcing thai
no kas opened
SURGICAL. AND woMAN's HOSPITAL,
and ready rereipa The hunE be hRa Fitted
IL admirably the purpose and beinE situated IN such
c0nvou- desirable Of the city, that he fools
rarpf n qav q that q aForns rRusnn| advantages
Te rooms generally large and airy and heyea Unasr
gone thorough renair.
Both 7h,tCz and blacks admitted
terms admission, app'y the office in tie hnftng
- a. ~ - fafh Tvs
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VEEEskssH&E fa E&kIbEmD& !:-AS UHfANIkU
~Ir,Ic all Diseases OF the Urinary Organs. md Gen
aral Alternative Blood Purifier.
MS efledyr GurS when ali other preparations tan.
entirely rnIkc other medicine prcscribeH fo'
Vener Hj,snses Mineral PDs0n NAmeOu'
Drugs bgir. prepared from Roots Rarks and Leaves The
,'orn1 Of II niea-ilnt and Aelcinr Syrup.
fFf-T NATURES remedy '3r '4ouorrhts and Sles
irSF FfrfcInre especially recommended for FNnI Al
Fem9ias3 thS complain is Invaluable
pf4 rrpsr,, Alternative and blood purifier Il hEs
D DOES moi fall Scrdnls, Secondary Syphilis iHndu
tyr S,selis t%rrTn aud all Eupve lseasea curing h+:t
moro speefiT and permanently than Other medicine known
II does his W purifying aud cleansing the hNndarsug it
a in ali ts oriun purity md oEcr thus removing The
kten all impure snd perrcos which have iniucaf
IisfHs4.
All I%I4ral skill is especially recommended; old c4e
nover fails and in from three day,
few as4s positively all scadiEE h0at, chordne
pain. , ., ..r -,
business
s3Y-JE rerrires no assistance from other medicine.
the toiiet-tahe tie chtntiLE
hopt its eyar bsng SusprGted 'renedy Tor pr&t
IN, =. ,.
4 t6sTls VGuere disease, With full directionR 10,
,her ,.aT1lsnept curs, accompany each bottle.
kaFor fn psrtieulnts get Circular from any SruB
tore the United States.
~ l rscnshla druggists and dealers In oedciEoR through
mi the United States Wholesale by all Wholesale drug
POTTER Il MERWlR, Solo PrOprieLors, St. Louis, Mo,
j. WRIGHT Il CO,
Nos q and Isl Charities st1set,
Wholesale Agents for the Sonth.
a5,7-enia nv al nrrrgsts iatE INV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07

sM NEGROES FOR SALE - JOSEPH a.
EJ BRUIN, regular raider In this city for the at -
"a twenty six yeArs arrived with large oi S
XAos Maryland and Virginia NEGROES such - NJ, As
rhnic GoHs Washers and IrouPr and Field
Hans and will receiving fresh supply during all The
son FOR reasonable terms for cash approved city
eepauc his Old Stand Of EsphnAds and Charts
strees Th,d District SEQ flntST
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,s.5r7zg4s5sss f4tyeag 5str VEEEl'EE8-Dr. }. WEET
IL st. Charles street., co1tirEes supply the
i,1SS OF TEETH without spriTgy,
~ ~ hip prI,.eips Of self ADHESION. Til
method mas procured him universal appreciation, and IL
nendad hene he Ingenious sysea Of snppying AET1
TTCIAI TEETH hihuo nytrtaa. and ull restoring
nefect articulation nstcation perfect natural
In appearances defy detection hy the closest Dr.
Wetta method Of Cling teeth with geld combines all the modern
improvements These Interested viii hd tEcSo atsenta 70 re
entirely and scrrpulouEly Dr. W. his sEcere
hnks to The inhabitants Orleans aud vicinity for the
extensive practice they favored him with fer the last tsn
yesrs residence If st tihAr'tF street sc0rd dCc
'FRONT.' .aFAv GIrlr" at
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't..-s.;;ss..,;,'.''''N+FLHA"+1 ana
I'D tudlGbola.
=, .s.,....... M Al A'i|"iiA'
i'd iRa4&tiola.
TED STATES ETATI,S,
.-jtr16f lpeveg ;1g tsD4igE, F!1at |
/ Jet.iFeaf1 Eo1Gge, ut r1<oicsn.t |
,htG1af5 mi slnsgrgy1,g r5c,ifaG |
Il Peter md Isyag llr1ot7, 90. |
At the f5sps. DrIpys Tbs Ls1Gf, |
Line recsiyCe overT tBT, Sun
ne, Ipsusa-,cc liz this I-ira y.
sTJ. f. FLhEEERss. Sec'T,
-;--==----------:--:=;;=--,----7=
.;rTt1,,t,ftiE of ttENITIEF
7s, whieh ihcy oFrr 70 sTto,,5
,rsrls li7Weft gtiolcs,ig rIicFS.
Ecs Xxi and II S,nngtr%g Q.rErs
5Jonlevss yaeetnbfo Cotorrou,s
ltGfiGrt},aGcrlnan. (,-ylgpnainl,
hi1ls, rDrnatir
ms
Ruz,itoa,R C;od Liver OH
Rir fy2.rTr Aruusttr scUr,,s,s ID
TsTiffsb. H4rIos,n
G0SMETICE.
!5oiog1a water f1y yTrte,
FIn-iilA Water NJnGn Fan
J5aa'a T,iliy W-hits.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
I,ow's Brown Windsor,
Jones, Glsmicnl
Eadwe Fis AIGdicated, CASTLES,
Almond. Toilet aud Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
virginia Indian Vepetsblo,
f.i5tfnt'g Life. BrBndreth's,
.Gtropg'g Compolad Sentative,
iEtrgTlg'g Pec;oral Stomach,
Motifs ChaIybeate.
Huu'g Fever and APuo,
sf0rris0niR, I.ee's, New London,
Paris, Ssppingtoa's, Champ
ion's,
Erneffenberg, JayDe's Sans.
tive,
Jayne's Ague, Winet's Came
niie,
4fhbard's anti Bilious. Peter's.
Speucer's Vegetable, CoOk'H,
Gooper's, CovelS Rheumatic,
AEderEun'9, Allehasic'B Health.
Tipter's Gentle Purgative,
Ailebasis' Agne, Hooper's,
Gticknar's Sugar-coHtgd,
IGilbert's Anti-Bilious Beck
Wits,
Lady;s Blood, Ingoldshy'EP.l!E
Sc9tI's Vegetable, Eugou's,
RsdwEy'S Regulators,
f$Gse'5 RR,IToGd, Lsiy's Female
IINnt0G's Indian SanGtiVo.
iiigu;ieu's AgU2, HOLLOWAY E,
/ Iia,st-14'g AGl!-DyEueptlc,
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EsHFV JElGd4iH, lIt.
YERMIEUaE8,
WjEef'5 Canadian,
SWHin's,
Farry's Dead Shot,
JGyUe's Tonic,
Kerl'H,
j 4. F2hnsstock's,
HcJ.api's,
BALSAM AED COUGH lEbf,
EDIES.
Wist8r'B BRl8au Of Wild Cher
~
Ha5ting's Kaptha,
sterman'a RaiGanl,
BEchan'B Hungarian,
Pa gis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Ehsnck'a Pplmcnic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Rartholomew's ExptctoraErt,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Ayers Cherry Psctoral,
Tsgiors BalNam Liverwcrt,
Jayne's ENpectursut,
Winar's Elecanpaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS LiveTwort,
stsdley's Cherry Expectorant,
Londoris Indian do
DT. Roae's do
MeLsAn's Strengthening Cor
ga ssqAlihs1psARn1As.
DR.. John Bulls,
.. 2. Towrsend'a,
Sanilg'a,
Old Jacob Towusead'B
Carpenters
Wyncoop'5,
fbaker's,
GrEGenharg'S,
ETiBipls,
gaysotps yellow Dock
PLASTBI.S.
VISITS Strengthening,
Jew ia sifP OF HEBRON
BadeGl's,
Kuapp'B iad!an
.sIeoc5's Poscrs,
:5.iiAith's Adhesive,
Holl5HA7'a Armies
LINTMENTS.
bdeyssgn's Volcanic Oil L!1t
D r4GAt,
DR.. Sweets.
Msxlcsn AustRng,
Farl0lFa ArhblEi
Buffers Nerve and E1l6.
Hunts,
Hayer'8,
wadsworth's Rheumatic,
TOXINS EGnit,gni
HoTe's Nerve and Bone
kellirger'a,
Gardeners,
Bartiue'B BoEBt
Merchants Ga"gling,
{ Cherokee,
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sHIPPT9Tlc TfIIlF'7, n TqElTCE.


LIST OF VESSELS 1E PORT rot CLEARED.
Oorrected oxRresaF III ne Nav oglaans DaiEy Caseen
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Intending retire from The Shelf GODS Ngiress and cnfne
ourselves Heavy Hardware IRON Steel Copper Tin Plate
Spoter Axes, Springs, Hubs, Strokes FsloeS etc.
now offer sale large Bcoun seek Of Shelf Cords
In quantities purchasers The stock full and complete
comprising fn assortment Of every article required in
country store including general assortment of Fmry Goods
PerFnuery etc Country Merchants, Planters, and the public
generally will uf it their interest to call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere
We also offer for sale
$50 tons Premium Tennessee Iron assorted Fiat Round sud
Square, of al szes.
Plough md Boiler Plates all sizes.
800 Merchant English Iron, assorted, Flat, Round
Square.
100 Refined English on aSsortea, Flat, Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted.
20 Half ROnnd Oval and Half Oval Iron.
10 Beve1 Iron.
so E. Scroll Iron.
1900 bundles Hoop Iron, assorted, * to a inch.
$50 hRnd l to AKA aud 3-78 inch.
800 Sheet l0to q inch
90 :. Russia Skest IRON.
100 Galvanized Sheet Iron
For sale by JOHN n. BEIN It SONS,
Nos. 50 and 81 Camp street,
Ri4 MoWe&Frd New Orleans.
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DEI&2CLIs' LIME. PEOPLES L8NEG
o = 7 q E
We convicted the BLUE OFFICE Ievse foot OF
Cont street where ERk vii always hs found in attend
receive Freighr and ign Bills Iasding the Packets
GOLDEN AGE and R. W. POWELL
This facility affords lrin1s the opportunity Of shipping
DAILY Fort Adams and all Intermediate points
curing The EXPENSE Of storage and ezra dray4F6,
aE
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pJBLIC HOUSES.
A., E1tAECE4 OF STIsON G'S, 40. a, nfA
LII No. l09 St. Charles street, l-2h
Nearly opposite St. Charles Thener.
LODGIEGSl LODGINGSli L0DGINGsli

This house. conveniently and casany minated has been ell
newly lip great expense with spring nttTeESa, car
pets the comforts OF hrstciae9 house All the psrt
lions new the nearly ell SINGLE He ventilated
ant we'll up with gag; cndie lamp Of any Kind Il
needed which great preventative of fire etc The house lie
away from nuie Of any kind there Is bnrroom con
oeclel with it in fact Il tho only house in ti Southern com
try of kind II is Situated in the midst Of restaurants
and in every way adapted 10 the travelling community.
be seemed by the night week month on apply
ing at Office any hour Of the day night Tho house \
onca all 0nrs Gentlemen here husnes woH 90 well
to call and examine for themselves Fundamentally 81 cents
Alright.
Song5 House l0 St Charles street and Branch otSrong
ll6 Grayiar street. still carried in tho ep
that Room attached to caeh which supplied
DIS SIN HENRY STRONG. Proprietor.
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EOS S NTIA GO.

In sail on FRIDAY, Match Is 1861, al O'Clock A. NJ.
,-,-rzzsa NEW OBLEA ANS AND hRAztS SAN
f &Efs TIAGO u s. Mail incFor i3ra7Os Santiago
Indianoln-The superior iron steamship Ari Xona,
r. n Smith, cd1nmnnder will sail above carrying the u S.
mails For freight passage having elegant accommodations
nj l. G. HARRIS Manager. Fl Camp st.
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STEA MSE{EPS.

To pni on SUNDAY, March 10, at s A. M.
z-Ea. GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.
{ TgA Orleans and Texas United States Mai! Line
superior coppced and copper fastened steam
ship GEsas. Morgan, j. Iayles cornnander will leave as
above carving the United States mails For freight
sage having superior staoroom apply on
board or to l. u hAfflo, h..ihgef,
81 Camp street.
Astoavnsp this line will leave Thursday and Sun
day mornings far the shove ,ortE. nj