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to as tM wig aad charged aswardiagly box aa I wnB to top pi uu aa arrasi pt the oyw of th TUESDAY MORNING, DBC. 10, 1839. 5 The osBoeTa of the strnxmer Shamrock bar oar thank for Kt River dates. 7Wl lavn from the ttnnurd tdmf tiom that the cholera baa mad its appearance in AsioroptiuB pariah, on the plantation cf Col, Pugh. Aproomnurr bt thb PaJtsroBtrr Wo ler that on ilnwirJn Mr.

A. DmIL hs ea ep nlibl th. a aliaa of that Daubed Sta.ee Chief Coiner ot the U. 8. Branch Mint of this airy.

Rp We refer our reader! to the sd re rt lament of Mr. Norman oo our seoravi paf hueat and moat complete book and stationery crtabUnmcntatoth eJty. Cajcai. Baav The fcUowtof to a liat the Board of Olreetan of the Ceonl Bank, chosen at the elects which took place yeaterday 2 nr UnaimMrr. Juan T.

Enfla. st O. H. Nonoa. J.

B. JasrahaJl, J. H. 8iaaaer, C. J.J Tun Steve no BBS.

of rooan pels aa todefrr ntU tbia rewi trig's edlttoa fca and ynooats of a nemorial to be preevafc thia eve Biair to the Second Jaaaicipat'ty Council, on the part of the stevedore of the municipality, relative to the recent ordinance again the nae of bone power on the levee. The subject la one of much interest to the eonunereJal prosperity of the muL ipaliry. Good Phoottxo Two fen tie men went out a day or two since rn Lake Burgm, during the cold pell, and In two hours' time, with very moderate exertion, bagged ninety canvas becked duck. We believe the canvas back is rarely met with here, and commands a higher price. Telegraphic on First Page.

Thb Remit cf Julia DaaJfThis event comes off to night at ike St. Chariea, and we eaanot doubt that there will be a large attendance, both of ladle and gen tins en, to do honor to a young lady who Is a credit to the American stage. The impersonations of Mis Dean nave received the unanimous approbation ot the public, and the press in this city. not so much, perhaps, from an Idea that they are faultieaa, as from the fact that there is about them freshness (so to speak) which we do not observe ka those of any other octrees. Is not bar JuHm (in "The the very JuUm intended by Sherman Know lest Is she not, in the play "The Wife," from the bnrinning to the very eloae, the eonfldinc.

devoted ISmrimmmt While she is personating the proad CrnnUam, in "Love," do we not forme that Julia Dean before us As the neornful and JFhrire, do we not ask oar aervea, Can thia be the same lovely creature we aaw bet a night or two ago, portrayins; the ebarao teref Iwmdmtf We spoke yesterday of her originality and in the atnMst4neerity we do think she is original bar conception and portrayal of most of her char acters. In the brief nodes of a daily paper, in which bat a small spaee can be devoted to ana MU, we can bat touch upon the various points in the representation of a play bat those who visit the Bt. Chariea theatre and the audience, if not crowded, have, during the engsgement of Mies Sean, been highly respectable In sum hers as well a distinguished for discrimination and Intellect mast have noticed in this ycuag lady's acting the absence of the trickery and elap trap which too often dlafigure the portraiture t.f character on oar boards. Nature seem to be the model constantly studied ly Julia an; and while her entire performance may not alwaj eome ep to the standard tX Just crit'eism, lew will be found unwilLng to ward the meed of praise for her unwearied at tempts to render the ehamrterB of the dramatM in natural manner and without exaggeration. The acting of Miss Dean is of the kind that one may think of long after witnessing ft and Indeed one cannot help thinking of it; it makea an Impression wh ch lasts.

Let her be encouraged, and in a very tew years she win bold most enviable position kt prusrvaKBB, The President's Msssag on Fourth Page. Mexican Luis or Man. rirsLajfias By an ad vertlsement in another column oar readers will perceive that arrangements have been made to regularly carry the mails between thia eit and st xl co. Tne steamer Alabama has been placed oa this hoe, and will be first to Jeave thia port, taking, in nct, ner departure to day Vera Crea. Mexico hag become aensibk ot the importance to her commerce of mail with the United State at stated and regular intervals, end we are much pirased to have it ha our power for the future to correspond, uninterruptedly, with our friend in that country.

It will of course take some time to pertect the arrangement fia this important line of steamers, but as no obstacle exists at present to toe undertaking, in few month, we have no dU ubt, several of our fine vessel wUl be engaged in tnis enterprise. The rm ot the contracts made by the Mexican Jwreri aieut with Col. hare already been published, and the promptitude with whxh the first stealer has been engagi fur their fulfillment, eriucos a coufldeuce in the business indicative of auoeess. When it become fully tmderstood among our people that two eligible routes like those by Te'hu auiepec and Acspulco are open to California, the travel which is now taking, the route by the Isthmus will be to turn extent diverted to Mexico The saving in time, distance and money 1 very attractive. C.

J. Meeker At Co owner of the Alabama, are the pioneers of this route by steam. The Alabama will leave at o'clock thia afternoon. Thb A btillf by Battalion. The veteran Major uiij one c( rps ot aniiirrtst rurnea cat on sun day in full loroe, with their brightest uniforms and brate the anniversary of their patron saint, 8(.

Rsihe. a aolffierlr sat trin.ir.iw. mnA i body of gallant young men as can rarely be brought cogetuer. The battalion marched early in the day to St. Patrit Cathedral mass was said and a colleo Bou takn np lor the benefit of too orphan boy a.

fhey than paraded through the First and Third Mussrmalioes, returning to the St. Louis Hotel to essurt their invited guest to the old Orb ens Ball Orieao street, where a plentiful and sumptuous reoaat was set out. On must be pre an nt sTvSa esuL w.v. appreetate tne ItCZSLVT? ease social that perrada aU wch meeting, of our BUitery companlee. Aaauaa JlTZ Lewis and staff, Gen.

Tracy and auff O. 2..7 CoL Forstall, CL aomT' 'r the Waahingto. ArtaZTTlZlZ Donaldson vUle Artillery, members of tna rs fiusMrs, and number of urivata ettiaeasv; The a aeeae ei tk Btmoat gaiery and enjoyment. The dinner waa a splendid flair, gotten Bp with taste and liberality. Alter the regular toast were drunk, nujor uan.

ua gave tne neaun of Major Gaily. "was anthifaiaitgslly responded to. The Major. notwithsrin ding hi recent severe lndispoaidon, was praatui, and appeared as gey, as cordial and as yocthlul as ever. A great number of Other toaau a.

sm nour ue euopaay eus Perd the battalion, before dismissal mi.Mii. Bn WJ Stiinskra. on weir way at the Bt. Charles EoSaL 'a CrxxosTrr. WrfoM Pdof tbelreu.of'tte Fowth.

From the arf well sleveloped the nanaber of r. bearing aaaca rearmblaijoe to tha aaUsw, of a fall grown stag. Thia cariosity wee sent to a fr. the etBoeaU, plantation of Mr. A.

Duafurd, Ultfae pmrtsh of Bt UadrT! Cspt MarOa, of the steamar MRf tarh tU ehtrratft 1 1 isms awtwisb. viei. wiskty. aassa. cmiU, am seare Itoaiaaaulvd in to is tt go THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.

The President's message, of which we gave correct synopei by telegraph on Wednesday morning last, appears in esteuo on our fourth page this' morning, from yesUrda's evening dition As the official exposition by the Chief Magistrate of the eendition of our affairs, the annual communication to Congress I always of great Interest nelr Tthe' Son wntefe Tm Sr tion wnicu The internal eonvnlaioo of the rJiraatenjul riuuiwal of tha agitations the last session of Con grass so.fruitful of meets, and so moeaentous In tne enarec it. aern. ive to the first mes of Preetdont Fillmore an extraordinary is pan to have been fully lUreetne and trankaess ol mT r.1. of opinion and policy on the great Usee ef the dsy. There is no hesitation.

and emphatie annunciation of bis approval of the eomtromise bill of the last session of Congress eOTpromi that they be received and treated and sustained all together pagpnai sojusiawii. w. tu which they relate. sumrsowons announcement ior .1.1 wnnlrad strong moral courage position in the face or the prejudices or the sectiou ain st the furioui anil. slavery fanaticism which has its bead and strength in his own State, and in the person of the Senator wn.

hta awn State Mr. Fillmore deserve the praiae and the gratitude of the moderate Union. Loving masse of every part of the country; and paatteauy tne man as oi ue Boutnerai hwdb, which I aaoet deeply interested maintaining that oartof the compromise system which is most andangered, and to which the support ot tne s.x eeutive is of immediate, and maybe of essential and saving Importance. It is eminently fitting that the representative of the nation, in the Chter Magistracy, should represent truly the moderation and conservative spirit upon which all classes. North and South, may honorably and success fully unite fur the notification of the country, and the perma nence and happiness ot the Union.

Nor can party find any just ground lorwita holding or tin ting the commendationa due to the Chief Magistrate for his noble and patriotic stand On these aueetlisa party spirit is dumb. The old lines of distinction bsve been obliterated, and Whigs and Demuerats move harmoniously to eether. as frieods of Peace and Union. It la the 'fortune ol Mr. Fillmore's position that he ha it in hi power to act more emrit ntly.

and to combine more elements of strength. In aid of tne common cause; and it is happy for the country that hi de votion and courage are equal to.hi opportunities. Bat in mere party point of view, with reference to presidential coo test, both parties most assume the ground of Mr. Fillmore, or that one which does not must calculate apua a humiliating overthrow anleaa indeed it so tar succeed in disturbing the tranquillity, or breaking np the cohesion of the 8tatea, that there will be no election of President at slL Knowing thia, the party opponent of Mr. Fillmore will not be behind hi party friends in occupying the same ground, as the only politic course, in a party sense, as it I the only wise ana safe policy for the duration, quiet and happiness of the Union.

A most glowing exhibit, ton, doe the message present of the power, greatness and abounding prosperity of the Union, which we are called upon to preserve from the perils ot Internal discord. Expanding with a marvelous rapidity of growth increasing in population in ratio which exceeds all example in th world's history, and proves the superabundance of all the comforts of I He rising hourly in the scale of nation for power, greatness and magnanimity, until, now in hardly the gristle of manhood, it measure Itself pruod and (ear. leesly with the mightiest and most ancient of Era pi res this Republic of our spread out before the world the most encouraging example of the strength and the blessings of political freedom, and we hope win, in all time, continue to be the bright example of an wnerent principle ny wnica sen governing communities reform, correct, and per petuate their own institutions. The foreign relations of the country are described in the message a entirely peacefuL The only en tjmglemeut which preseots any difficulty is that in relation to the Mosquito shore controversy with Great Britain. The President does not state the exaetnaiure of the aiaVrrmeea, bat the announce meet that farther negotiation are required and are actually pending and undetermined, in regard to the Nicaragua canal route, shows that there is a dis pute about the real Intent of the Bulwer and Clay ton treaty.

Under that treaty, aa it waa universally trued in the Unife.4 States, all difficulties in relation to Jthe canal routs in which Greet Britain could by possibility bars any concern were re moved. It seems, however, that the unofficial publications which have represented the controversy as reopened by the British pretensions were founded in truth, and we are engaged in new discussion, involving all the old questions. With this exception our country is without any serious subject ef debate with any foreign Govern ment whatever. The little affair with Portugal has blown over entirely, and aa amicable convention will soon settle the matters in dispute there. A large part of the message la devoted to a sug gestion of various measure for developing resources, inert using the security, and 'adding to the wealth and strength of the nation.

Some of them involve doctrine which have heretofore been made the issues ff political par. tie, ouch as the recommend aboas on the subject of the and th se in favor of internal im provements by the Federal Government. It is not to be expected that they will pass the ordeal of Congress without kn opposition and the revival of party issue. The President is faithful to the doctrine of the party to which be is attached bat following the meliorated temper of the times, he commends a modified and moderate system in tbeir applu ation. He asserts the tariff power in its amplest extent, but advise against any exclusive measure for protection.

He derives from the con stitution full power to make appropriatiooa for internal improrementa, but suggests limits of expediency in confining them to works of a general character. We shall see how far this moderation the proposed use of these powers will reconcile their opponents to the assertion of the right. The tooe of the message throughout is elevated, and it mere style correct and lucid. Aa a state paper it is a document; especially aa the puoiie mantles to of the Administration that it means nnitu itself, as tar as can constitutionally be done, wicn ine masses if dispassionate and disinterested men oi ail quarters of the Union, for the mainte nance of peace and the strengthening of the Union on toe oasis of the laws as they are, and the constitution a it is, faithfully administered and hon estly supported. North and South Thb ('okobesskival Election The Baton Rouge Gasotte gives the following returns of the election for a member of Congress from the Third District.

They do not verity the rumor that Stew art is elected. The Gasette is confident that Fran elected Jwiafs CesjMS Penn 88, Stewart 15. Thorpe 11 eaj aiaj'n wj rtw SUI oe. Wast FrlicioMO Putin 133, Mtewart S6. Wsex hamm Kongo Penn 64.

Stewart 79. KmotBmfm Komgo Perm lit, Stewart 77. IMutifoUm Peua L23, Siewan S8. New Cvrrost HousR. The barks Gibraltar and Mary Adelia have already brought here from Boa a large quantity of Quiney granite for tbe new Custom tiouse.

The brig Boston arrived a lew dsy since with eighty four pieces, or two hundred tons of granite; the Chinchilla Is expeeted mo. ratarfly with about two. hundred and forty or two hundred' and fifty ton more. Several other hark snd brigs will arrive with their heavy car at short mtervali of time. They will com the second requisition' for granite for the House, sad ia a day or two tbe workmrn wni be busy laying the coarse.

CoL Dak in, chief ainioE.b, aepactad daily from Washington City. TTb WJ hasardoua and bold at iiM. weak and crumbling brick gTJSf PVn of tbe fronts been very suooaaafal. aaeena efn doJ txmaind and powerful piece of ttxnbarari "ws, ue wnoie xmasatnae. weight of the niroer three stories was sustained with eaae.

whilst tj irorknta tore down the brick pillars aad isatertsd square granite coiumzui in tnetr place. sxtfar house cd M. W. Ihixrh.two mile from Napofcooville, Asamptioa pariah, waa trtroyed by flrt tew dsys sfo, tofether with all and the eroo. The build In and eaWWrw, WW sTWBgw! of in of ter BS A.

tot Ihe d' al r.J I SPEAKER COBS IN NEW YORK. A very interesting interview was bd st the v. r.Ur Hall, on the 585th ulfc, ou mo ttininntin tion of welcoming puoiiciy La. and Mr. Cobb, of Oeorgta, on their way rst Tha Commtinso oi ammj 7 thM tlemon to the there, by their eiaU oueation.

of the day. A paragr.ph the I Hnxuished friends of the addressed to these disanguisneo com promise tells them in have to buekle on your armor again to randar stable and certain the laws enacted. And you r.vDooit, gentlemen, our Union loving cltV riZZZZLi VE us. wil pledge their Uvea. and esrtaln lb laws enacted.

And hHir'fortnnsw, and their sacred honor" to carry these the fullest effect, and. to set their faces against any and every thing having a tendency to bring about a dissolution of the Union. The speeches of Gen. Cast and Mr. Dickinson in reply were equally sealous tat tone and national in spirit They both declared adherence, at all has ards, to the whole compromise especially denounced the attempts to oppose or repeal the fugitive slave billand called upon' men of all parties to come together for the purpose of putting down agitation and maintaining the constitution, the laws and the Union.

Mr. Dickinson, at tha close of hi speech, used the following language Fallow citizens, declare this fugitive slsve law shall not be repealed, or so modified a to bring it oeipw th reqalremenu of the constitution. Let us pledge our Southern brethren that this will be done, and there will be no other than union men louoa in we Bourn, r. Ai this and we shall ctaso hand once more. Let us do this and abolition will go down to Its grave, bevond the power of rurrcttoo.

before this gener ation shall pass away. But If you do not this. mn are ber with gray hairs who wul outlive the Union of these State. These are the terms with which the Northern frieods of the compromise appeal to the men of the North. The Southern friends of the compromise the Union men of the South were represented in the same meeting by Mr.

Cobb, of Georgia. His language In that position, standing among a Northern assemblage and looked to aa an exponent of the feelings and purpose of the Union men, who have been engaged in repressing the ultra and revolu tionary purposes to which some Impatient spirits in the South were hurrying the people, acquires a significance and interest even beyond that allotted to his eminent position and high character. Mr. Cobb does not profess to speak as one com missioned or authorized to represent Southern feelings, but as one, being of tne Soutn, having taken a leading part in the settlement of the compromise at Washington, and In recommending it during the late canvass In Georgia to the peop'e of the State as favorable and acceptable, whose opinions are entitled to great weight, and the expression in that place, and under these circumstances, win be scanned with the utmost scrutiny. He expressed bis decided conviction that Georgia accepted the compromise measure In the true and cordial spirit of a people anxious for union.

and determined to abide by the constitution In word and deed." They believed that while those measure are not all that they have desired, do not concede to the South all that Southern men believed belonged to the South yet, taken as a whole, and looking upon that compromise aa having been conceived io a spirit which would require the people of all sections to maintain and respect it, Georgia received them with approbation. admitted that there Is a portion, and not an Inconsiderable one of the people, who bad enter tained and who continue to maintain tne opinion that the compromise measure ought not to be eepted. but he be lives that if three law be faith fully observed, these will arqnlesce and sustain the Union side. He expressed hi belief that the has bten ca'led In Georgia will do nothlng'adverse to a generous support of the eompr mlse measures, looking to the rth tu maintain that provision which concerns th constitutional right and advantages of the South, vix th fugitive slave bill Mr. Cobb proceeded to ten the meeting 'very emphatically that In his opinion the maintenance and execution of that law "1 absolutely necessary to the preservation of the and be guv reasons for that opinion beyond the mere question of gain or loss in the matter of runaways, although that Is an extremely important 'consideration.

It ia the principle involved which concerns all the Southern States alike, which make the enforcement of the law of a much consequence to the remoter States whom It affects hut little la pecuniary interests aa to the border State. Mr. Cobb said It ia In the cry that ia now raised for Its repeal that the Southern people behold the anti slavery feeling of tne norta ooiaining no nnn a tooong as enforced ine tmpressvuo tnsi in eonsuuiuoa can ao longer oa earned out. There was the real dsager. That Is the cause of the excited feeling which at this moment prevails la the Southern State.

They reason that if our enonirvnien at the North camMM resist the strona? cur rant of fanaticism, watch refuses lo carry out oo of the plainest provisions In the constitution now loos will It be, whan, having a majority in our national councils, thai constitution will be called upon to piss from existence under the preaching of a higher law sy stern 1 Mr. Cobb eonrluded as follow! He trusted the dsv of the dissolution of this Union waa lar distant be trusted would never come. Bui If we wanted to preserve the Union, we most first learn to know what the Union was. This waa a Union, not lo be reserved bv your arm or navy not by the strong arm of Government The bond of union reposes in the heart and affections of the whole American people, and must be found in a mutuality of Inter! and feeling. Applause, uei mat Dona no broken, sever that chord, and the Republic fails to rise ao more.

The people of America will laugh to scorn your standing armies, your bayuueis and your swords. Preserve the Union ia your beans, for that Is lh only Union worth preserving. IApplause.1 The Union can, and will be maintained, only by the cordial cooperation of the people, in all sections of ine country, wno sympstntze with tne sentiments you have expressed here. I Turning lo Messrs. Cass and Dicktnsoa.) The good, the honest, the patriotic, the intelligent of all sections, and all parties, will unite with you, heart and band, in the good eaust preserv imr unimpaired, the ris nta of each section, with the common welfare of our common country, now and forever.

1 r. Cobb took his seat amid Ihe loudest spplausej List or Cottoit Receivbbs. A very neatly gottt np list of the oottnn receivers in this city has been laid on our table. The names are ar ranged in alphabetical order, and. the list would be very useful to men of bus loess.

It Is for sale at the Merchants' Exchange and at No. 7 Bank Place, and will be for sale at the Fair this evening. The proceeds of the sale are fir the benefit of the Third Municipality htnle Orphan Aiy him. Oar haw Bor'a Fair. Tba Fair for the benefit the Third Municipality Male Orphan Asylum opened last evening at the St Louis Ball Boom.

A large number of ladies and gentlemen were present The hall la beautifully decorated, and the display ol articles ot taste and Ingenuity for sale by (be many fair aod charitable vendors present a brilliant and pleasing; spectacle. The Fair will be continued this evening. Moaixi Custom Housi. Tbe Mobile Tribune aya(that a commission has been appointed by the Secretary of the Treasury to choose a site for the new custom house at that port. It Is composed of John Gayle, U.

S. District Judge John Walker, Collector of the port Oliver 8. Beers, Postmaster Langdon, Mayor, and J. M. Staoard, Eiq, superintendent of the work.

Rxcxrnoit. take the following from the Republic of the 30th alt We learn that the family ot tha Wrsarldwat nf tha United Susie, having recautly established ibemselve their homo in tbe Presidential Mansion, were vea. terdsv formally visited bv the Hon. Danial Wahusr. Secretary of State Hon.

Thomas Corwin, Secretary the TreMury.aod lady; ue. Charles Conrad. Secretary of War Hon. William A. rah am, Secretary of th Navy, aad lady, Hon.

A. H. H. Smart, "as uwnori ago. a.

sv. naii rosimas General, and lady Hon. J. J. Criiiandsm.

lima. ney General, and lady and by Ihe members of tbe diplomatic corps ia Washington, wltn trterr famllbsav louows I as. Alex, as tloaisco, ovoy Zxlrsordl nry Boa sstnister rieoipotenusry from Kussla Don Caideron de bt Bares, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary froeaSpaia i dr. Doa MsnueJ IJarvaiio. nvu xVX'raoraiDarv and Mln isiar Plan.

ipoieotiary from Chill th Chevalier Sergio T. de taeaoo. Envoy xsxtraorainary and St In later Pbralpo. Bvntiary from Brasil Hr. Don Lois da la Rose, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoteuiiary from Mexico Bight Hon.

Sir Henry Lyitoo Bulwer, En Extraorui iaary and Minister Pletiipotetitiary from I M. Saa di Hut ie Oampte, Envoy Ex id inisier Fhmlpotenuar fnm "ranees Great Britain i traordinary and Minister PhmltKHentiar from Franeea Commander C. Figsniere Moras, Miniler Ee d'ASaliee from Prussia i tbe Chevalier Sieen de Biile, unare u'Auairo mam trenaoarB tne Liowvaiier J. tr Hnlaeniahn, Chary dAfTslree from Anstriat the One. valley at.

W. Teats, Charge d' Affaire from the Neinerlaadsi the Chevalier D. BL MartnsceUl, Cbarre Affaires from tbe Two Sicilies i the Chevalier L. toast, unarg d'Affairea from narainta sir. Henry "aa.it enaastr.

targe o'Axnsnre irom Beigiumt nr. Duo joaa Xgascio tie Oellia, Coarg d'Af fern. ecttn waa nosteDtaiiowS, unrestrsioed, aofjstllla'' rroodeor end atatsltnaes wbrltea aiwmpuBawi ana uamiugaissjeoi Ti. natural Courtesy and eordl. airly wha which tbay were rarwivwai.

wa d.mra But a wr neeof 9Sim to at us in, sag to for ty, a A Lats noK Rio Jajtbibo The ship Maria, Capt Smith, arrived at New York on the 29 from Bio Janeiro, which port she left on the 17th of October, bringing ten days later than pre vious advices. The correspondent of the Commercial Adver tiser writes under data of the 16th that the Buenos Ayrean Minister at that place had asked for hi passports, and bad withdrawn, but bopea were entertdne4t rj. a that peace may he preserved. ship Brandy wine waa to sail on the 18th of October from Bio Janeiro, for New York. Bjo Jambibo.

Oct. 16. 1U0. Imposts. firsoasfaJTi Our receipt have continued large, embracing 11.144 bbla.

from the United State, and 4,021 bbla. from Europe. The stock in first bands is about do ana in ail may ne o.uuo odi. We are unable to note any Improvement in this branch of our market. Sale of old Richmond City Mills have been made in email parcels at 1650Cra 17U0O0.

and Baltimore, in like manner, at 14K91400. Of the new no sales have yet been made, and it would be impossible lo force sales without submitting to too low prices, i quote prices at wnien cargoes might be sold we could not place our figures shove 151)000 for Richmond, dot lStjOOO per bbL for Balti more. nr. A sM. u.

j.k which report stock 4.000 bbls retail prices. 1711000 for Baltimore, 175Mr318i for Philadelphia, 18500 for Irish, sss and iy)(io for Richmond. At Batita, 9in stork bhis. last sales iaoo ror Kicbtnood and 15 800 for Baltimore. Rio Graude advices to the 1st report slock 5 500 bbls.

Quotations 195Mrid 20( noo for Richmond. 18IJ for Georgetown, and 170W per bbl. for Baltimore. ExrosTS. Ufss Price have been somewhat lower since our last respect.

In circular, but the decline waa checked by a free demand, and the market with a small stock is again very arm at 3g4o033)50 for srood first. 8II350 93II500 for mixed lots, suoerior sna goon nrsi, ana nc'tnow ior superiors. The quality of the coffee no reaching market I by no means so good aa we have annually seen it at this period of the crop. Savors Slock 710 cases. Quotations 2U800 3100 for while and 2lfmo tor browns.

Hidn Stock 4,000 Rio Grande and 16,000 River Plate. We quote jkaavy 173180c. per light 1959 200c per lb. Crasosvo Oo England baa been very firm, the great bulk of the business having been done at 28 lid. We now quote 28lt'92BJ(d.

IVunlli Hsrs been brisk, and our Quotations now are 65a)80c snd 8 per cent, per bag lo the United rltates, and 2d2 10s. and per cent, per too to Europe. Spmcim DoubloonS0j(300 Spanish dollars 1H9M; Patriot dollars 1920 11940. Stock per cent, has gradually advanced since our Isst, and we now quote vaavi percent. ArrAixa lit Washington.

A Washington da patch of the ult says The diplomatic corps, in full uniform, waited to day on the President. This, in connection with the anxious looks of Mr. Cbaideron de la Bare, the Spanish Minister, looks ominous. I bone it is no false conception aa lo the reputed pregnancy of the Queen of Spain. Tnere is some aimcuiry oeiween cngiana, spam and the United Status, which calls for the highest exercise of diplomatic talent, statesmanship and fore east, on the Dart of our Secretary of Slate.

Mr. Web ster. The claims of private individuals of a Govern ment are private, not national claims, ana sir. vven ster will only lay down the national law on the sub jct The coroner of New York recently took testimony from several practical engineers relative to the bursting of the boiler of the eteanbnat Resolute. Both are of the opinion that the boiler was sufficiently strong to bear a pressure of one hundred pound! to the square inch, and Mr.

Peter Crary. the inspector of steam engines, who gave the Resolute a certificate of security, testified that on examining the wrerk he und the safety valve lashi down. No wonder the boiler burst. The unhappy engineer, however, whose carelessness caused the accident, waa the first victim. f5p The Buffalo Republican, of the 27th ult, says the last steamer for the Upper Lake left that place the day before.

There are a few vessels due at Rufiali, whose arrival will pretty much elne the business of the season. The harbor la fi led with vessels and steamers, which are being "dismantled, and preparing to go into winter quarter 17 The Portsmouth (Va Pilot rvs that true bills have been found in Richmond against Reed and Clements for piracy and murder on the h'gh The Washington Republic confirms the statement that the London Indu'tWal Kzhihltion will be repeated in New York in 1823 Governor's I land has been applied for and granted for that purpose. The N. Y. Mirror announces, on the author ity of private advieee from Washington, that Chat.

B. Stuart, Esq chief engineer of the dry dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, hss been appointed en gineer in chief of the navy of the United States, in place of Mr Haswell, who has held the office for about eight year. (7 The charities, public and private, bestowed by Jenny Llnd, in New York and Brooklyn, are es timated, by those who have the best ppportunles of knowing, at t3 0,000. E7 Th steamship Alleghany, built for the Philadelphia and Atlantic Steam Navigation Com pany, was launched on the 28th ult, from the yard of William Crump, Kensington. She is Intended to run between the cities of Phiadelphia and Charleston, in connection with the steamship Osprey.

f7 The sale of intoxicating liquors is prohlb. ited absolutely by an act of the Vermont Legisla ture, except for medical, chemical and mechanical purpose. fjy Among the passengers who went out tn the steamer Cherokee, from New York, on the 27th Chsgres, was W. Truesdell, super. intnndent of the Panama Railroad, with one hun dred mechanics and laborers.

St. Craklbb Treatbb Aftss Julia Doa. This tal rated joeag actra a'a beeakt take i lace tliis ewaiog at Of Dr ry. a wary attrsct we bill of eot rta inment oflVn d. rowiposrd of tbe sew play of the B.lle of tba which Mies Ie n.

Mrs Jones, Bar sad Wes'oa parform; sad tha corned tha Lots Chase, with a strong cart. The part of CeaaMncr is ona ol If is Dean besf and fsworite par ao sat ion. Is rlsssirsl phraaa, we siacersly trust her benefit will be a bamper. Placide's entirely new list of per rmances is offered this swsa A two act comedy called 'Bachelor 'a Tormentta, which HoUaad and Baas appear. pern tba sweoing i nr.

asd Mrs. Lean aad Reeyaa give a mu SKa olw; MUs Hilariot aad tie bauVtcnrrs appear ma seri.s nfi aa as and tha srformsacea co elude th tha operatic exVawsgaiisa of ibs Deep, Deep ia which Mrs. Howard. Mrs JohBstoe aad Dawsoa sfpaar. Amebicar Theatee Mr.

Nettle play thia eve aiar ia Macbeth tha ballet corpse per folia a wsrtiaeinant. and Mr. Crisp ears ia tha f.rcs of Raising tha Wiul Oeleani Theatee. A young dAhutante mskes ber Brat ap earaTca this waning at tha Orleans hi th com ororm of Ca Mils Bias, aieca of the eminent afiste M'ms Floury Job Rsoort apaaka bily tf ber taleau aa M'ma Darnvrn tha bast actraas ah line that wa have this many a dsy appears for thi second time ia tha comedy of Xlw est to ml" Campbell Mimitbels. This excellent troupe con tinue to draw aaa hoosss at tha Commercial Kxrhaara Hall Their singing, daoriig, bur wques, Ac must be beaid aad earn be pr parly suprscnUsd.

Ia thsnr way tha Minstrels ran' be beat. BP We call tbe attention of purchasers to the sale aac'kns, by Sykea, Hyde at Cow o' tbe carg i i.f the booesr iwfroea, frass Mslsgk Sale wrl commenc at II o'clock, to tha 'ores posits the public square, Fmt MuoicipeLty. The fruit of this cargo is vary flue, lmmeditrly after, at sums piece, 1,900 baaksra ohvs oiL See edrartissmsot under a actios Died I On Mnndsv.tha 0th iastaat. ae half oast o'rVick P. M.

ADELINE oaly d.aghtsr of Haary W. and Ada hue Olmsted, ar re re sal 4 asuaiha. The triai da cf cr.a family are reapacl u'lw i. tsd to at and Ihe fussr il, from tha raajd.n. of Mrs.

reeman, comer of St riisibjs aad raydras treats, Tojb anew book, at o'csicb. Oi Moadav. Sth awtanx.at hal paat o'clock, nf ebowra. Mrs. ELIZ AaETH.

Wile of Wriws Uaaabna. SiSd 36 rears Tbs irisnds of lbs family are ivaiated to aitarai bar in oral. atSoxarrB haa ArLaruouu, i oa rSBMeBOB oi Bar BiiaOaal, Pry tenia strert, beteesa Ts psJCboraasd Milpamsaa strrets wirnr ut ta innr Bouoe awF rhJasKishia papars lease copy. In tU. ewte.

set tha Slh ieatant. Ef.I.EN MARIA. a I yeara.oa'y chidof Jams Praacai snd Else no Dxmyjia Geary, Ajwarpo Bg.aaa. f. At rat rweatea e.

No. SI I Twwaty assa atrsot. New Tsrk City, a tba aauwBiog of tbs Sth m.tst, at a oVock, of coa sam, twa, sir. usuab av. rw uojut, ago oa yaars.

On Saaday, Sth iastaai, st 4 o'clock. P. T1ROINIUB RODES, son of Kobert M. sad Eleanor Sbenndg. aged ai.ht A Card.

Ws th aedsrsigBad, cabbi tasmiugtis ae beard th brg lit ii, rstara nar auwwre tnarni vepi. sv. ia. ax lei. ror is pi uta aaa gimiissaaty atteeuo to b.

aunag tha pas rrnra New Orleana an Cbegrea Wa tke coa. id.r him well qua ate Bar the agaa uf a packet, aad reoummand htm ae iraweaag eommssny. Jas Ew.r.U ead bMty, Ganrg Lsowy, tTmoa LaB'ane. A ABcaao, joaa ran saa. trr Amsaasl MaatiagilalraaT, 11 ead smith.

Jobs Gildi wsy. Cusgraa, m. Uc SO, i860 din ltsdp We, the BTaiersirnad.nssesTjrarsoabosHtfaabrigOCTATIA, Cspu M. M. Decker, oa bar laU voyage Irom Cbagrrs to New vnsaaa.

Peg Maw taaiirtlttlly to taaoev bm ear beat tba ks kindtisss aad ssslUmaaiy daportmm towards aa. kisg bsava uf yoa, sir, wecaeerfalry tak Bleaaare sen SMsaUng yna to th trswsiiruT romwusru as a nsllisiii aad sasataa. With oar bast w.ehee tor soar future has oh ssd pro. partly, wa ramaia, your oblige pes spgsrs. T.

WUbam Black, array, aa tatto.fc, Jeraaatb fmr, wruatra suil, AUres cataora. Campbell, morgan, mctroaaia, jsjsm cu wm Ho. a. A MeMsaas. Jeep Mo, Wm tsV, Yi 8 nuts.

Smith, tad) lr. float, koMr Jt Claacy, Ilk eo BUiergar. A ABC. in, UUW Tar par. Abu I LvjOia.

Jobs Hioch, A nbajTiR, Cnoper. Doucleaa. a i l. 1 .1 a ord Heath, Ohio) as Hanfy, lad; Aoguataa lay ThswMs, ii Newark, Ohtot BmrVaT. 7 w.aa, waenm awiiH, t'Bi It, Brows eaiua Cheater.

i I Of Hi Of rWrM FlBST MDMICirALtTV rhl Board met I CHaXW HOrtL ft MrFtetsrs, PaiMs'pl is( Council. rnis Boara w.r.kiii. 7 a vr Mages, fi OArV C.rtsr, rtanisls. ThonpsoaMr Whsrtea. MO; I i.

a I Kmm.i, h.i i. iZrluu awt sa iiitc at the a aal Tiisrs vara sierra msmb i ce.vss frua the Muror. aui sa from tlis contains bafitias tli. link t.t miuAm. tha Bsturs of th Crime.

tor lbs Dsst issr. The Mavor cava thsse nams, nod also mad soma valuable sacssstiuos is rscard juvenile otfronVs. Tbia nait oT thm wmfmrwrnA tn ti PollOS Commit Mayor asm em' aa tha attsntion of lbs Council to lbs fact th tlia absrig bad asqosstsrrd tha proosrtr ol ma 1st Jobs HrDooork. ana tbal MM IMS ahoaM St OBC 0 takes ia ti a natter. A dermaa Fahra effaraa a resolution that thai Council snot tha gnat ManKioalltv tha laracv wtuca nr.

cimbocb aas left to lbs mayor aaa corporsuo vi uw cjCr of Hsw Orleans, withia the massing of sack irgary Th rasolatioa was adopted. Mavor also uilormed tba Coaa uut a asa male ssvsra. aoiaaa auuas si turn naina. vhs were accepted bat oe for cteatioa of a seboo fconsa. at tha onraar ot Biea.iOa a Bobsrtsoa tsoacarraJ A Isttsr was rssd 1mm sr Tonx on ma.

rssin air 'naaaVeof a seat st tha Board ol liquidators Tba rWniinn waa ncBsotmi. and Mr. Theodore B. Blanch ard was sis tad to nil the sc. ner Rc rdsr Osanw hi formed th.

Cot.nc.1 that Cbaval.er. tSs assswor of ths Sixth Ward, hut iwy Atnakwl th. as. mailt lb it tbs tims BrSCriod hv l.w. inf.

tion wss ordsrad to bo cnmrnuO'Latsd to the rmral A eommanicatjon from Pb lip Wrl aanSariaaloaattlasUbM diaVaMias Wil tbS mUBKiPSHU. rata, rjs wmu a a coramiuo 1 nvafipvi iw aiaf cafvr with him. The commankatjoa waa rafaned tn th Jadiciarjr torn mil trs After traiwacting soms otfesr unim portant Boainrts tn council sojourns Ntstn Thieves. Abraham, a slave of Mr. Far ka, was leata'dsr morning charred in the 'ecood Munaripal ty atsaiia a bam.

sir. aorMi.wwrinrj.i I tba msta ol tba tteunboat Huagana i w.tn atealiog rose; Fiasv Distbict nniT Turin nrmt Tm follow ins trial, took i kee is this court yi sterdsv i O. T. Westbmok, Ibrstasiing a gold roril care, wa found guilty and 'comma dvd tba marei of tha ou Oa B. Rsily.

lor sisa wg a small box of jewelry, was foand guilty. Assault with a Dakoebocs Wsseoit. A J. Jse a.ysatsrd.y cbargas asior Hacororr weams wit' hiTtru ob Sstur sy bur saaa twd a. Costs lo with a pav tiil, at a house in Bourbon treat Tbs scenes a was prsrsmaa fiom sbootisg by the intarlereocs or several, oussoa.

ntni tii Hiitmim. Onlllaume Border vesterdsy mads aa affi iavit bsiors Be oroVr Oawis to tha effect, that as ka waa dr.vmr hU draw at tha corner I Msia sad Royal streets. nna Hmnrw whu was drrrmr a cart, waiorsa me iiorse. wso rsa at speaa ana seisatwo ot ids an uoyu nuv bores, a. wsrraMt waa it.neT.

Chicken Dirnct7t.TV. Mary Ann Eldrldge ye tarday cba gai a man Maw use angar, Dal. re Hscaroar uens a th havi atolaa fffra her a hick an Deponent, besides ask ins for the arrest of tha nurl 'inar of til hv ksa. arsys for a sea'ca warraat to search th rrsmises of tha accused in order to secure the missing lowL A warrant was issue as prayd lor Beatimo a Wive Frederics Stewart vesterdev procured a warrant lr hp or er oeeot. ior ue arrest of nr hasband, Hippohta Stewart, who sba charges with baring Irs qaaauy Ul ueaa sbo eeaiea nor aa i REirillluinr, in nr.

awamii 1 ieaterday arrests in tba sir Mumcipebiy, caargea win reaking tbs sh. case of star ia Boffioan, whxh aaa the sids walk, on Larse Thibd MoificifAtiTT. We were not able todis rorer a smele wor by or reco in our tour ii rour the Third Municipality vsstsrdsy. A rrry few arrests w.re made, and they wera of a trrrnu cbaiaitsr. Sales bt thb Matob.

Mayor Crossrosn yester dar e'i'd at a iction the fl owing contracts Tlia Port Market waa ndiudicat to Jacob rlehla for S1A MM Uaral Heyenr and RiuiiaH We. lay bei his ecurlt s. Tba contract t.t mikla. a re of 'h Qrditiances ba Th rd Maicirality was taken by P. Moaree tat at.

10 ie otra 1 for WKtii sea ot ooaae, st tba onraar ot af.tuaauQ aoosrtana atissts, waa awajvsa uit i ru.tiii I an.7ui Attemvt at Bdhcliit An nnaneeeaaftil at m. mwde na Sunder night iSunlar night tn bre.k int the Ex hsoc office of Mr fudetia.coaernf Canal aadCamp trreta. Whare so msoy wstrtomsa are eontaialiy leer at sand, and the nrbt from lbs lamp, is su smrI. it appaare a range thM so ooaj an ac r. aid ne irsue witnoat nn manure oetactioa.

Firm Distbict Covet Jodre Buchanan. TasCs tot of John Mcltome. Petar Conrey. Jr Wilbara A. Oas 3uet Jams A.

Oa qiiat, do re Truest and ber minor rhil ten trongi yrairrday as.ia the ererDto of John Mc Ifonocli. ilici ai sd. tn wba the alk. at tbay are the lawful own of a tr jr in tie P.rwb of JrsVrsoa. (fuW de ar ro ii) oeriwao irom Jobs o.

eircariy under a Bpairerb grant. That the aai4 John VlcOimngh ratimed tiia said issd in ba i'e titne, ailagin tb.t hae a he.ter title, ich rcii ar. it unpoa hie lor lue petit ionera oea or aril nf land, wtirrfor. th clsuu dai ra the anm of The executors are ciu to at pe and to pruduw th tiUV nader wh. thay claim said nn Anouier i oii has nean brouai br re'er i onrew.

ikuireig tre tsof land iarcHaed of Aanraw Miidre. Jr. aa oa tea Ketone Road end th. oilier a 'a Baton ft. John, whim weri, also rniimen nv Julio on rn to lilruraa.

tti ma nar ai ia aim. ut wiy ia', and pray, that the erecutors rrtad a. tn produce nal eabuut the title of the. id ba wl. a sh.

i any be ew had. Mavob tD Recobdeb's Covet Thia court eon' waned is rday morwna ia th' ro a Mna rpali'y Ha rdar' oScw. f.eae Keniroer Km dwaU aad A I Jobnaon There bama bo buineas to be tranaact d. thi jury wr diararrsd a tba court adjourned totlmsseoad Jtoooay ia ret ra ry ivit Stealimo Cslico. Charles, a slave of Messrs.

Tyal1 st lMWid oa. wss eiar charred ialbra Record ai well. K. Mr with stealing a pares of calico. He wa sent before a justice of the peace for trial.

Dischabsed. James Mulligan, who was arrested oa oat Ulnar a'. fir ll ezal Toti a at th Seventh Ware) olL w. ye.iarn.y niorm retraa a by tterorder taHfwau. tber being ao witus eas pr ia court i s'lbstantiata the diarge.

Impeotsb Conduct. John Conners was vearerdav chnr bW re aidwell wit i hawhet 'orriblr tared the of Mrs. Mean. a. and behawat very bidly.

Ti.s ex nuttatioo was wa 'or We it eni'ay. Fibs. About 8 o'clock yesterdsv moral nr the alarrn Sre wa. gt. B.

A amal; baotr was burned on the Kew Shall ad Hut lAUa Ins. outlined tovo in a Stobb. Michael Lyons was on Sundav arretted by tbe wa'cbroeo of ibe Sacnd Mnni ipsltt cbsrsad with being found tbe grocrry tore Wm. Oa burner, in lanwimnr, na charred with ateakng puroe ta, c.BsevT waa pant bcibie tha First uibacro and bacon. Tba Mist net I otirL Scdorm Death A wnman nsmed Catharine Ca Waa On So da.

at 8 4 nk Tchonpi bar Vatch huuss ton as traec Th. oa a hand jrw. Th F.x.mriaTlOH KixcoTde case of Peter Qainn. rbrged wan msnalsngbtew, bowing oi tismiltua I ort w.n asUH oa3 nseu ror examinamta peon, nectiruer cafa e'l th morning wr. raai mr tne acrnsfO, this avira as iat msd tha paper at tha care from too Record r.

orter to aiake so sppucatioa io Judge Larue, of tba First IXi net toon, ior oau. SaooTtife Case. Ja'es Delarue, a poMce officer of the r'irt Muniriiautw, was yesterday morning brought forr Recorder CaMw 11, a tbecbsrxa danrsroualy ting Wm. Willam. oa Saturday ksst.

with a vuitol. Adolpb Labodv wee also cha ged with being ma acccaaury before tba fact. Tbe wi unded man not axuectad to reenwer. Oamouna of A'tbor 11 icier. the eminsal of tbs areneed.

aa axsauaatior lwart, ant tne papers Doui cases ware seat be lore taa srst ui.u7.ct oun. 8tealinga Tatrnx. Frederick Willing1 wn vester d.y charged before Reonrder CaldweO whh ataabag a trunk and cont nta wm til S7A from on board the atramb iat Alt i. Tne trunk bekita ed Cbnattan Sitall. The accused was manned artd Friday for aTainmattoa.

Ccttikg Robert Signior was arraLgned veslerdav tiMirniac before RacO.der t'aldweU. oa the cbarro of bar ine cut Bonias auiirwan, on ue wt ae. annif oaiaraay aiar 1 be i ccussii I'leea not guuty, aaa taa axamiBsuoa was set lor Irallt. LABCEirr. Philip Damaron waa vesterdav er.

r.ignod eafora Rorordrr Caldwell oa tha er arge of sto.lii a rcld wsti aad braast pin from Mr. McKena Buchsnsa at a ma it it room ia be Am rkaa theatre. Tbe eccuesd pleaded aot ga.lty, aa ibe ess waa Baa lor sx.miasltou oa Wsd Fighting. Several young men were yesterday Or urlrt bef th Recnruer tie Sacoad uaicipslity casrg with Br hung aad creating a dmuruaaca. Tbay ware Sued tee dollar, urn Firrn Distbict Cocbt.

Judge Bucbanan! i nidicr lttl tkt Mathr of Ncte Orttoiu mmd tkt Cun rafeMc oVesast MunUtpalur. 1 1 is a iuit hrouglit this moratog foran lujuucnoii, auei oo by th Board of tlia Povb Sihmila of the Second Muba iuabry asaia.t the Maynr and tbe diunci! ot tba ae oral Mumcuiaiity, to reetraia tbem Irom any action against aai Board, and from ordering a ntw ale uoa ol direc ora until the furthe ordar ot thr t'oart. The Board cia ta. ds that tbs proccwauog. of tbe Cuncu rrsiast thrm a a oa pro.aiwat Jl gal.

and and that no. election i an take place un I their term of oflSce expires. Messrs. Gryjaes A Ward id appear for Hoatd. Sura em Court Monday.

Dec. 9. 1850. The court opened this morning at lu o'clock. Tha tuunwmg wars ran tared oy to aoaows sauasv.

J. White. Judgovaatfor plsintuT affirmed with 10 i.er cent d.m.rea. Heary la. Dorses at at v.

W. I Latmsao, at al. Suit ra 1 sard to tlia iiruwauoos of a waL Tbe defnadant held tbe leaser for thabeire and gawa Coa bsa L. Jse, bass secnr ty. Judgment I for nbuatig.

afirroed as against Jacobs, reversed, ana ren 1 derrd with tote real or tba suma to the same extent to Lambettt is able. 9. M. Holiowsy as. Camilla Termraa Suit of aa enrinser for I takr gon sug.r crop.

judgment f.r plaintuT sfirmed. Emma Gsspard or. Roberta Suit oa a prom wso rT note. I Judgment lorpaimtiB amrmed. 1 ranriaco rarr nr.

nwcreanors. juarmeui smrmea wiu cta.t I Tbos. McAdams at Co. vr. Was.

Daria. Suit on a sale of I pork. udgmeot for laiotiffe amrmed Wm. Dawia or. McAdams et Co.

Suit for difference fa ae connta. Judrment for dslejliliBls smrmsd. 0 inkm.a M. iCimner. utigment Elkea vs.

Phi ps. Jod rna aBlrmad. Fasqiiisr vs. Raaty uaa at sJnnuad. Beard ef Health.

Lut of InUrmunU (at roetittdjrom (A Ctmtteriet) ia xaa tvny asv frMaMs jot ia ibiiv swaaBg xxxwas 1 oar 7, low: Aacnes w. 1 a Gartriti Gaatro saterit Injury ntetnperufica wleaalae. Aerosa hr ment liraon ceagastjos ui4 jnu.at on of Croon 1 a Ss Ciioarrs. lo Mo pu. Hry HVtrrUs iM Peritonitis Searlatiaa rantum morbus Dysentery llatrrhera aH.

DaatitMHI oanevt SblnSorn. 8 Fsrsa twehotJ II typh'S Tnamus nasi a r.ber i 1 puerperal a. cnni.s'l'e Uocertaia Ml Total these wars under 10 tears of ago sad 30 colored Of tbe deataa Irom Cbolars." arrad ia th Chanty a. HEsIER, Lwsf of Zmtmmontt fAd City of LafnyetU for So ana 7, 1BOOJ Alnjr hie 1 Fevwr aCVBaSatiVa mm Mae; lee Pneaifcotie a t'l oora rrrantas iisse UacsrtaB 1 I am mflainmaoua of 1 1 1 ft oruae 1 1 CPmlaVlt.aa.im, raaar Toal. these is ware aadar 10 tear, ol as aad eoiora t.

diO It a. wan i an, secrsoary COMING FKX'SES. warranted Also. CQPXUSG BOOKS, OIL FAPKR, BRUSHXS, IhK.c.wk. For ss; at rsdacas pneea st NORMAN'S Statmtatry Xsabusbaieot, dlO StSdp It Camp strsst CTJMMING'S vr Five Yea re la the I star lar ef BeatM Africa.

FIVE TIABI OF a HUlTlEH'S LIFE IN TH FAB I. TER1UK. OF SOUTH AFRICA! wttb sxrtama at to Native Trees, sad Aawssotaa of tbs Cases af the Lisa, Bb atowa 4Jiatblac tw. xv. vamp vsroot, pposit UswUtt's Ws sr bow ta rscsint of a iota ssdcb or riu ABLE CUrTrllNM nd FUR513 1KB GOODS, cunmrauas a fat th way af Orwee, sahabrs tethessssoB.

I hoar. K.o.d Zl.wm mb r. iw eot kawnuia: the Council t' at he a rs lbs of lie wonici paaaa, npoiunee, wiraar, Kairv oerus, pan. by lot a ora camming, asa ol A tr ra i vo1. A Irash aauaiy of tha uaV re ting book has just bsea caivsdak J.C.MORGAN'S Wrsxyl)swwrxehaagFB ,1 i d8JdpltW BdjonwBglswFostO rc I i m.

mn bsei. sir canuicbasi, YsJW Oreaa, Ohio. Mc' atchoo weaai. niitue, oueioin I D.XnpeOfl, LaSSt i. wvBiung, wnimma staux A Smith, M.Of HitchcocA, Ksghud.

Root I wWiag? VERA FID AH HOTEL Geo Umtarhitl, Wheel. boose sod bvdy, Chrmaa, Hoy, stcCrirlit, atai vv eg gaaatn, If ui at sviraiam ana lamiiy, Hail. Uraks, Hamlf is A Feaa, Helms, Hshas. A Warara ton, Mrs Dannp, eoomaoa, svaring. Lav) Bartlm an.

Koomaon. game, til; 1 Bono, Uisa. obile IHO Ilh HNBoed, Mrs Boas, Mis Boa Hsadlv, Ark; Coasts sf sdbay, Obiot 01 StsrsDS, Ai Frrobndis. HEWLETT'S A WillatBM, Tvaat i Heei Bennett, Bishop, Wattoa, Arki ft Tulsa, Paw lar, Mdj Tsatmaa, Lang, Ol Brown jr, Laj Chapman, .1 Hunter. urim hOTkL HFita.

HO: SBBiem. Biisa: Chrwtian Ouschitaj Jame Bacon, Oainesnlla; Higham, Mstcbes: Sfontgomerr. Mobilsi Davis, VV tar toe. Ky; Hotchias, Wm Heeds, Wm Hxgaa, Bampua, 1 8nmpiia, Tsxas HiOuvrd, PoiaM Coupes; i Brown, TKSSunrg. Medical Ofl.ee.

rvrwrrrtB wiTHoai orricg. for tha treatment of a a I a aT 4.aaaaa awalnaivale ai ad to No. 07 CUSTOS1 FT a.a at Th. nnhla Bllf IB emHWt WHn Srr. Wataoa.

tha PlinC TiaJ FblSCIB fat th SoBth. and th niaat astablishad. for the aura of these complaints. Baa his ad.ert aemeata oa Lhathiid page. a.

uV a i i Carpet Wnrehenae. U3 utrtre Htreot. Ws are iacoastaat racaipt of aaw psttsras at taa loaowmg Carpatinga, vfs Azminster, Tetvat asd Brussels Tauaatry I 1 rf Fir nred Baias aad iahea Crumb CkHhs, Window Soadea I Hair Cloth, Stair Rods, Table aad Fiaao Cowers, Matting, ate Floor Oil Clots, TroB IUH ion vnaa, aaw paitaras. AH of which ws otter at tba lowest msrfcst prksss. dpot A.

BROUSaEAP CO. 1 CltUncleta.tfA4T. HUNtOE it 'He. 14 Msgssise Strsst, Just recerwed, per stsaaashi Ohio, ahipa Holmss, J. O.

Cowter, Rappahannock and raneea r. sage. By tha soots weasels wa have received a huge sad chosca anoHioe to oar assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, to which ws would isriu th sttaotioa of purrkanrs. Ws would particularly ark oar frieods to call aad ewraina ear apleodiJ assortmnt of OVERCOATS, or very descripuoo. among which rosy be Ibara Labrador Bearer Double Sac COATS two Costs fat oa fine French and Etgliah Bearer Sac Costs; Cloth Black Adelaide, Dark Brown and Goldea Browa Cloth Opera Baa I OA la.

a and Blue French Cloth CLOAKS). Black Clo oaks, with sieawea; Black and Blue Heavy Bearer Cloth Cloaks: New air Scotch Puud Caaaimere Bosinass Coats i CJ i cy col ml FAKTALOOffSi Very rich Fancy Silk and Satia TESTS new styles i ssnmare Vot' superb styles Fancy fLr Soirees. Wa fasws reemwad a partanlarfy nch assortment uF Fancy Silk and Satia CRiV ATS; BlackSilk do. Alexauaar a oiacs ana orea aiu ulutu; "Uipea ttio sns bus na i no Vo.u.n ao. wno ou.re.vj niie no ar.y wein.

ew I. DOlca Rl ma ana i.ui iti vw.ee Linen and Sua HAMXIKCHIEFS 1 Cotton. no. A II Wool, Silk and CashsMre DRAWERS sad UMUr.BSiilKTS. saT Ooa Priea for Goods snd fto Dsvi ALFA CD MVHROK CO Idptf tf B4 Magatiae atpset Vsussrv; and Vstrtetv stterea.

3M Cbartres Stnst and 108 tanal Street J. D. CARRIE Has racerred by tha ie'aat arrrrah) from France, OeraMnw ad New York, splendai assortment of FACT rMMiue, whicb be Km to sell at vary mw pi was, oonsawjog prmn nMiy ot I rRlMMlSOS, TOTS, Ff RK WORKS, Shall comas, imi, rerrurrere, 6 low as. Playinc German Catngas Water, Parwea, Beckgammoa Hmrda, Brashes, Fancy Bosss. virork Also, a hrre ssenrTnent of Sika for Purses, Stael aad old Heaaa.

Puree TrimmiBaa. Wonts For "bropierisa rm and Couatrr eealer. are iBwnea can ana aramtne ny stnch of OKRHAV TOTS, which lass otfeoar an aeH at tow prices. mm moum Twisted Wire I.IrtnlBBj Condnetwrs. ajL.VA!tI2RO.

H. RHOADS resurctfullr iafurms th Bublic that be has returned to tha city sod is ready to exe ata all orders in his lias wttb seenatcB and in a woramasuae Bjaonar. irw au neri' ritv of hie work be can refer to manr houses ia thia citv. and theprina, low rata oi Sfteen coats per loot. jmurs it wmnn tbe maataot au merest si.

ne asxs nr aiiaouoa 'o bja "Calwan aed Twi ted wire Koda" AVcarsa. im thr tub tha Post OBcaor icaniBe Once, aad he will prompt answer tn can. taoajp SsUrta bhirte Shirts. f. aivd amTLiHiri'i roR'UBina GOODS IS Cibi street.

ISAAC HART. Manafstturar WHOLEBAT, AWD RX Tll. nF.ALEK fi brilHTS Aft EVERT VARIETT OF I. Eft I LEU UK'S FURNI HIITG OtKin wa. ra I tbe st tonuoaof his Friends and tha pob'ic to be) exVaa.ve ssanrt men', oa hand and bow recarrnur.

wha atr ait Bads saw or wions stock. Bains exclusiws'y annced ia tbax usini n. pur chasers will Snd a large aseottmrnt, ansr and ttar odw, sad rrae ar cars a rut an ma. a than ia sny o't er aptabuabmont. SeV A call aobcid to sxamma taa gnoas BBS sne aa riututtaMioriMisiM, ISAAC HART, Old EstabUbod New Orbaas Shirt Popot and GantV Faraishing War boaa.

Cam street, eI3 Mptf next to ihe Branch Loaistsns Stat bank Fine Faahlenablev lelhfac and 000 FURRISHlltG OUODS.i i HOITIOSI II1LWILI, IVo. 19 agar, ine street, corner of Comsaoa. We respectfully jaw its tbe attention of parsons ia want of FINE AK FASHIONABLE CLOTBItta to caB aad ins our stock. Wo shall continue to leceiwe from oar factory, Io. 11! Fohoa street.

New York, a fal stock of th latsat etykje and ClotJiing Bade the best sisaner. nlO tnadp sle Ce Morgaa'a Literary Irepet. Exchange Place, adjoining tha Post Oflka. NEW BOOKS. NOTES OF A TRAVELER; or Rotaa of thinra seea ia Xu rooa and America i by Wiflism CaJ an Bryant.

THE WORLD'S PHOORKSSt or a Dictionary of Dates, viiBinwTimuwrii MATHFW UN POPULAR EDUCATION. A GENERAL, T1EW OF THE FINS ARTS, Critical aad HanrworaL THE POETICAL WORKS OF THOMAS 6RAT atostra tan or c. w. naae ne. A BiCnoART OF SCIENTIFIC TKRMS.

BEKANGBRf Two Hundred o' his Lyraai Foams, don lata BnciBHi I by wiinam itaoc'in. nCCESS IN LIFE THK MECHANIC by l. C. Tothut THK HISTORY OK MAKAMK KOLAhDi ems Abbott's eenae of rrDUM al nrtory. CABINET NaKI RaU UPHOLSTERER'S COMPANION, ri 13 rOKf OK PROPELLCRS AND CTEAM NAV1GA.

TIN: with HiocBuba al Skotcbaa of ra tr lorentora. THE ORKEN HAND a Short Tarn complete. ADDITIONAL MEMOIRS OF MT YOUTH by tin. No. SO DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS AND XNGI NEERINa.

No. li PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OP THK HXYOLU TION, sc, aa stasopetliW Amerlcaai AlmasMae fmr 18le AFFIECK'S OUTRE RN RURAL ALMANAC NORMAN 1 SOUTHWESTERN ALMANAC. CHURCHMAN'S ALMANAC For sals at NORMAN'S, dS Stsdp 18 Camp street. Attentlea sdle. Try JONES'S LILT WHITE, tf yoad look Stir, Wrth a wonderfal qa.lnies none eaa contpans It beauty improres.

makes tba heete: long Saa. Tbe ratlow look the white nok pabHasa, To be bed at tbe Oopot, wh.ra all things are pare 151 street, then yoa are sura SU Sttdp Farther Adrleee svbeMt Jmm Ceral HJlM XKSTOZATlVlt. FoD many a year wigs have beaa worn, 'Canes of our Hair we ha we bees shorn, 'Twas skkasss eaaaa. the loss sever, So wigs were worn instead of hair. We see God's goodaaaa dof appasrt Ho sends as one to gira us Hair, A growth that oaly Nature owns, Is CORAL lUtTORA I IV BOW Bala by JONES.

Ia application be wiaa, be a are! Or in yoar nds 1 gr6w ont Hair, So, fearing it would tnnbw prows, Oa spjiucatiuB wear glows. It'a woadriiua vhrtBss sboakl kaowa, Notoa this Coatioaat aljaw i TltaPreaasboaW takaaaewi Avaa mass Baa woairoas care sir For as only ia 9. fsaos at PI CH RE. at. dS atSdp aaaxaxaa.

Later Btglll. TapsLwlaei Tbe faeMd. taa ratad SOAP 1 sxade er JO NX a. tie eoid ae WBlflHT. sallow, a wiU ask yc wbii.

TMr f'Beklasawilldiasppsar, Aad cheeks trash oouiing will appssr, No ye low hue wul longer tarry, Use it if i oa waot to Buury. TiT beauty tl ia are yon hone. By the new of JONES'S CHhMlCAL SOAPI For it will make every pu pis sail Uvckls Asd than with you aoo eaa For tale oaly is N. Orleaas at 111 CHARTS! pi, BaursjayaM she Ca'. 8mm lhraUMlaaSsis MAUNSEL WHITE at Ageasa, New Oriaaas.

foirr cbmcmm on 0VMoomM ca.BAit FsUb CISCOi Far sale by MAUN8XL WHTri At CO. BXAWKLL CP COMMIttlON ANU rvrnWAtUUIH MU CHAtnm, lmnfatsu New a BtAUnBAJ. WMXTA, CtA, COMMISSION" AMD WOKWAMDIN9 Af ATE CHAN 1 A r' CTeseteTFCBBa BLAUBaXLt WHITE Ai laalantiaau Tha nausnigasil bntng ut to retir Fear the Dry Goods BBsiBSes, wi I from tha dots offer thetr LARGE AMD ELK IGANT lOfK, of thetr owa inxpnrtatioa, st pneas wbaab vifl ia as oqject nw ewijera tw wuwiva asald the entire stock as be sold by the 1st af Fabrnary I wa will dose a at auctium W. ft B. RE1U.T At CO 4 9dptf eorasr nf Csaal sad Royal strsst.

Plaatatlaa nhlrta 'r7't ATHABT'S SHIaT DBFOT. A hrg nrtmrat of aB kiads ef SHIRTS lor rhjaSatios sws, yait rscmrod Bt th Orsaat Saart DeweC Caaap street. BaS Sdptf ISAAC MART. CAUC0EI AT CtsTo FEB. TARD, 1 v.

il .1 i fl Wnrapw BByeXrOaTlTt .1 1j ll. a 1 ai, Sliwticn Joalta Cljis 0 tmT Tot J. A. Isard's Salss saa First Fas. Sykea, Hyde At Co.

Groceries, TrowiSL. Bt Kl It ouors, etc, at 101 o'clock, st 51 MagmxhM also. Raisins, Figs. Lemons. AJraoaat.

a. o'clock, ou the Levee, opposite the pBbi, 0 Morphy ft Navius sell Groceries, ProrUiari. tT kc, at 10 o'clock, at 07 Magazine stMa7' Wm. F. Scott sells FumitureetcatlOl, Camp street.

iwtt Carman k. fiUcardo seB Cotton, at I oelock. Levee, opposite Foydras street. Ba 17 See adverUaatnents. st STLKNDID ILLUSTRATED BOOKS rOM THK BOLWATM, Jaat rscsivsd sad for sals st J.

B. BTKIL'B ''New Orlesuu BfxxienerV WtaVdstaaa 14 Camp strsst. THE QUEENS OF ENOLANDt AssraMsf FortrasieA. tins aishsd fcmale Sowereiana i jaa. i aatitijrtistt vritb Bingniibaal sad nassiaal Agnes Stralsnd.

WOMEN OF OLD AND NEW TE9TAR(gTi A ries of Portratta, waa caawnctarietie daacrrpti aa ot Jl ral AnKrncanClerrymaa) sd by Wst SaraiwrB IX 18 orl; inal caaigns, angrsrsd SXressw fcr Uk Zil ISAl wsaji dition, ISM. XTXtONGS AT DONALDSON MANOR i or Tas naaar. bf Bfl AmoriCB," Two Liwss, in.uatsd wit jTlwd OUR SAVIOUR, WlTH THE FROPKaTk bwajnj. i TLKSi A ser es of IS bigbty Sai bsd Staal fsjp," signed expreaal Cor thia work, with lUMTipoap, if American diwiass, aditadbyiaa Itav. J.

M. WaJajr 5 D. D. At SUUX Ut ins. raeivit.1 aij w.

sb JaSaBJ T1. trated with IS splendid engravings by lbs artiste. (D. AppUrtoa A Co. 'a new ad it ms, ISkLl THE FLOWERS OF SHAKSPEAREl f'm IJluatrauoas, drawa from Natar.

mamm SKETCHES FROM MATURX AfW EnalUk Fajatarst by L. Msrwy, whh short Boticsa, bsur? Thackeray. HOOD'S BRIDGE OF SIGHS A ssriss of sad etched by J. W. Ehrioger.

rXtrbiBmjaBx, TBX PICTURiSQ UE SOUYENIR Lsttsra sf tmrnil or. Notes of Things Seei in Europe aad AJoarieai Caltea Brysnt.j th IS luustratioas. ILLUSTRAt ED DITTIES OP "THE OLDII aphradid Java 5a Work. TISlt ILI U5TRATED BOOK OF SONGS FOR cimt. THK BOOK OF RUTH: From tha Hohr A wi with Colored Borders, selected Irom Ulnmaatad Bafb the Britiab Mnaenm, Bibliotbaqns Nation.

Is, Tumi vra and other Libraries i taa iBaaBastBsx i ranged and executed andsr the dhacta of B. Uo4 Bbs pfaraya, THK MIltACLFS OF OUR LORDi rh)y lusatsupn! At proariata Borders of origiaal dssigai answer, aa Tj prists design. SABRI5A CKROLLAt or, Fostical Storiaa, Lataaai sal i dS MsljpAjf ANNUALS, GIFT BOOao and STANDARD WORKS I ILLUMINATED BIBLES Bad FfaUIER B0XiK alst Jcrtsuji boob Of siery dsscriptin. Look ia ft "wu THOMAS L. WHITE'S Ganaral Bootstsa, d8 S'Sdp ssfatsmsaa.

Gwis! Peat) Raeotated, repsire Au, sxad gaud as aaw. Aba, a. stock of flokf Pens, ia kaadlas, warraated ka te autuiAH's satioos astsblssarsa, Alfresl S.teVrds dte At tbsiroM land, IBS Pf ARL SIkKET. BEW T0KL Are eoataatty rarwiwvtg oy ataai citmule a aa rtment ol SI I. AND LICt GOODS all the warietiee of Pwm.

Back mu Commi Ck Silk tikrrarBBd Hoaiery. hoonet Kibb a. Pad a 1st wry, roans, rueo rsna tar to ai Vishaa, Irwea fiaiat. el trait. TWatr anod.

mr ef I OWN iMPORTATIoN, MUX BBUMS wovrwi. I us Traatsa ia, Aa. lat.lt sad are select by ooa of rbaar pe triers is uj.pi sal el be solil Bt reasuaabw praaa fur cash or sslalsrtari asaaa dS Smsdp 7, emsanahla soata for rent3emBB, LEIGHTON has lacanad a Ins ti. srtmsst at wm UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AND HALF KHi Marian. Imba' Wool.

Weam r1 1 1 I I Knit, RiuasM SUk.Saxory MiU. aad Heavy Faansl fsaia asm Freeh importsd Parw Kid, Biat. UoeekMt and Cbaaaoai Lmed GtAITkSi A vary largo aad eega dipplay of SIf tin ATlt OUV rail, ran leenrtB ava.Bura, uraaa ttaa, asa mm ai.ea rias fri Cravat. i BaF 1 fiao of aa m'p actios is aolicisaA LEIOHTilN'S Frrt rami urn Shirt aad Gentlemea'a Fai samisg Stars, No. Royal st sc.

KewOiHaai, d7 rtadp aad IO Para at i Fiyer, Royal street, corner of Biewmfle, aad CaaUtrw apsK, onfcl most rrspactfiity rsqneet Lndiaa a. wiaa barwai wl urn auiiea. waa ui i ai i.iuiy whi aej taw RICHEST AND LATEST NOVELTIES IN FAIHIOC. togatbar with great and chute variety of sru.es a ks mom, Heflaed faarar4 Rasarhsass fflelssaa. IO0O bbw.

TiOAF 80OAK varions snmhsri. too bbls. Powdered aad Crushed Susr warioas eVAw SO buda. Clarmsd Sugar varioas umbers. SOObb so.

do. do. do. Son bbla. asd 100 half beat.

8UGARBOUSK MOLAtrtt 100 bbla. aad SO half bbb. GOLDEN ST RUP. SO bbls, and Su half bbbk Sugarboaaa Syraa. Far ah BiylO lySdp A.

W. WALKER. 10b Mai alias Urmt Tm Test hstwawa Mr. KaadalTs Bilosi Fa taa Scotch Fira Brick, ml SSS, krisisd thwrskak. v.

Lewder Peeoadry, AagastS.MHl'' At thorn a tat of Mr. Kaaaall are Bat hips set arson, which ws meat iron, aaa of Mr. KsnsaH's brnat, vmb ease) mt wery beet Scotch Fire Brick. Taa Sooteb Bnok BBsBsdskiiMe Mr. Kendall's acat aU.aeithev broka or srscSes.

saMiis a on, Wsara Sffing Ianwara erdors sad vmrrasxawswsnttli stand tra, st aad taa cartage. WM. R. EA6IJL BB4 dlly Ar rtt BUotI Swam Brat Wad Thesapaeit cfc NIxea, fJSHIONABl.lt CLOTHING MMTAB tlHMMVT, Ho. 19 Camp strsst, opposite Hewlett's Fnhpaay Are bow ia receiet of.

per at mm skip Oho, mtm tmi mm plat stock of SEASONABLE CLOTHING, got Bp tksn saner and styles, expresay lor the retail trade. Geot'amaa ia aaed of Clothing sr rsapsctfallj brrkal caO sad sxsmiae tha stock, which iiimiptiaae CLOAKS SKBtaek Cloth. aad faBastcwl OVERCOAT Oi Drab aad Coktred Celhi, pew rtwhsi DRESS COATS Of boat Brack Pranch Caital FROCK COATS Of bast Freneh CsMaa, ad solotai BUSINESS COATS of Cloths, Css.imersa sad Tweasi DKX8S PANTS Of Black Deeskis aad Caaaiaisrai FASCT FANTSajflaiisskinand Pi ail II V'T TESTS Of tVsck latia. Sin, Caabswra aad Orwasdias, PsaS more, vrooMa vo.wat, nca rigare sums, rBs aaaa Lama Cloth. Bombasine, tu.

i SHIRTS Of Liasn, Cotto aad Caatbra Maslia, fuM siiiliiommBd aawoena HOSI Mewmo, Caibrasrs aad Cotxsa Drswari, tv der Shirts sad Half Hoes i AN DK KC I PSOf Silk asd Cssabne. skua sad bsakssh CRAVATS Black aad Faacy, a large earwtr of asw sM at GLOVES Of Silk, Caahaasre! Mans aad Frsac Beck! UMBRELLAS Of ex. OiagW aadettos MORNING GOWNS Of Cssiimers, Manas ssd 9 a WKW SILKS NEW axLKaT 7.. IIW DRESS SOODI, FALL AND WINTEK FaSHW Ms It. Hajj Merty a Brae.

No. SS Canal street and Bewalssw Wul eoaa To Morrow thasr New Stars. Na BUTT straA la tha rear of sad aoaaactad whh thaw cd stsaa, TbeyrsspectfuDy soTicitthe atteetioa ef Ladies Beast araortmant rf sEW AND FASHIOMABIJI SiLal AD DREAa GOODS, unaotted da scth ky tkoa sad Js Oar stock of 8TLKS. FALL AND WIlTrTE GOODS, from tba Coned coaeistins Wa shall lib swias open, ta BMrrow. a au rs saa ment ui iils Atu CAifrtaaK tiiaisa.

TILL AS, nT the stylos AJcyeas, Cbampy, Bad Maraaiss asia ras. Olowee, Fasa ptaass Ve'eacieaaas tidarad Lara a Mswati Cases, Collars aad Cbsaaaei aj in Mnaha Eaibroaisred Pagoda Steero. aad tJ Hseast tab aad Kaiaroieered Liaea Caaunt ksv ssbruassred fare aad Mbsnb Cartaiaat rewcbCitrtaia Da eaaaa a. Table aad Pau Cowarsf mra Damns Clothe. Nana ma aad Da Silk, Marinv aad Couoa ktuss ssd Uaaa A huia asaniliiisal af HOtTS EKE F1NO asd PLAFTk TION GO mm, Blaskats.

Fkaswla. Lia evs, of which we ogar ss astisl at taa vers lowest snt.se. Paahlaaakle ClathlatTe asa ban raoarrad saw ahma Wdkal rasaer, NaUaaieJ Them pan. Mevapke. Oars Wmwmml.

aart Pstnek Hsary aad assanlim Ohm. hwESSsd ifw dsl awars Bsaatof FaS aad Wawsv Cstsaxsar. iismiat sf tbs extsraWS.ViB Black Clath Freeh COAT green, sue aad olrraGaMB rreca i Cloth Drees Coatai aa greea rans Alaiw" Black Lfcaaskm Sacs aad Saa Falstotai Black aad colored lsseakm Saa OVERCOATSl CarthSsc Psacy snltead Twulad Chnk aaa Kaotksd Raped Cloth Sss FroohAj Blask I III Ti Bhmk Silk Dwck Vestsi Fancy Cashmsrs Vsstsi White Msewtllss eo MBaha SHIRTS ef ewery stjisj WsTl FlaaasI UNDIBiixTJtTS aad PBAWs5B, Dorneetas iI Knit Msrtoo, CaaaxMre, (ttoB, lik wmm Shifts snd Drawarsj Linaa Shirt tlarji Pfcua and Twilled Cotton Dr. aw iVXTf GLOVES, fsacr sad black Sua. aad Sena coSoa! Msrusad fanry HALF B0 Suk saa Omghast UMBBII.IiAs, TRUBKS, CARPET BAGS smd yALrsWl H11RB1S a WAT.

Bo. Cssw of fafftww.r Tm VJETst, the asdsrsets isisimaissd the Mayas, at Nav SI Coeti aad FANCY ARTICLES, ok srtsctss sy ese priacipal hBasss at Luedos, Pane sad Lyeastwe a Mepecuoa the Isrgaet sad moat compute fthe war lataat arenas atwles. BaaSW seagw Baas Blaakss Ctoaant Faarqr inlnnd Twaad sweat Faaey ealnisd Cm I fi Brsmsrl Faacs eolossd Csasemara riaws mt owe palm, Faaey Cl liaill PANTS, Bbmfc BiBcalViankm am BtB sad Satat YXSTS traUassad, atae rtf aal return. a taawij." jswaa Boardeax bVaiaa ef Bt sf iirir a idiawx..