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the supervisor are as visble us the Of fns'er
parent in the manners Of her charge. Whoever
can claim the parentage of the work has no N
TO feel ashamed of the offspring: il 10 work Of
much beauty, and great tact; that the fair
editor avouches, and we endorse, that canno, fail
to excite the sympathies of the young, while it
mb 8. equally satisfy the judgment of the old. 1t
can be had a, Johns e. Co.'S store.
THE Life Of Hannah More by the Rev. H,
Thompson,is another new work sent us by Mcssrs
J"hns. The biography Of this singular woman,
who devoted her whole life to the improvement
of the age, and the charities Of the heart, offer
great moral lesson in every page. The work is re-
markably well got up, and dedicated, with per
mission, 10 the queen.
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The Great Eastern Mad is closed every day at 10
o'clock, A MIS- due every day at l2, NJ.
The Express Mail is closed every day ut halfpa
10 A MIS- due with the great Eastern Mail,
every day.
Tie Lake Mail (via Covington, Lay is closed
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6o'clock,
A MIS- due every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at s. ? NJ.
The Louisville or River NAL is closed every
Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 Ms
sent and returned by Observation-Disclosures irregu-
ary three times week.
The Bayou Sara or Coast Mail is closed every
Tuesday and Friday, at s, P MIS- sent and re.
turned by the steamboat Brilliant.
The Alexandria Red Riuer Mail is cent rregu
larry BY steamboats,, twice week.
a5ss o. Louisville or River Mail.
s S %;ss;:.y, and at o'clock, Pm.
Sss" N''' Coast Mail.
So Saturday, '''' ~ y y e'''
New-Ofleans Chamber of Commerce.
s5g OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1888.
S. j. Peters, President,
rzs E A. Quertier LIST Vice President,
W. l.. Hodge, Cd do.
COMMITTEE OF APPEALS, FOR 1898.
Janes Dick, Thomas Barrett,
John A Merle, II C Cammack,
jas II Lcverich, Ahijah Fisk,
GEO. w. WHITE, Soc'y.
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Dress Il Masquerade bail,
WASHINGTON BAIL HsndbM

-: Philip street, between Royal Il Bourbon.
VIE Manager of The above named Ball Room, rrate
ful to his friends and the public for the unnaraI.
leiled patronage bestowed him Tor several seasons
RESPECTFULLY Informs them that the establishment, has
6eeh ehia'ged for the amusement of visitors and nm
dergone immense repairs. The bar will be surnass.d
by none in quality Of liquors. and the Resanru III ba
nIp' ny Inc abest Restauraeur in the United States
he room will reopen on Saturday even ny 3rd of
GRAND DRESS MASQUERADE BALI.
ahd VIM lake place as usual every Monday Wc,ies-
day and Saturday evening, ,iuriu. the season wLirb
viii and on the LIST of May, 1899. MN
N. b. The greatest attention will be mid tn laa,
ing perfect order throughout the establishment as was
done last SEASON. $50 wa"
IuiDd
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Is Numbsrs-i2 Drawn Ballots.

Tickets s. 90 Halves 81 0il-eluart.rs 50.
Packages of 2s Tickets for $50 warranted to draw ,s
leas. $24. ~ a."
Pfckages of25 half tickets $25, warranted tn d,,.
h least Sl2 .Pucka res 25 Quarter Tickets St2 s, war
ranted to draw at least s. For Packages or s;n"is
Tickets, apPly at the
MANAGERS OFFICE.
hos- Ii Charities st
NSTlNf.S & C>RDIALS-Per Julia, from Bremen
w and late arrivals,
R4cn sh WiaeS.
Nierensiaincir alarcohruuner, Challenger Hocbhei.
ller, ls!mnnisberger steinbeger, Our Lady, silk
Stem Stem d Leisten Sparkling IIock and Ri .nsh Wine
Glasses. ''>
Champagne
i.ed and White, celebrated brands.
burgundy.
Sparkling HON nee, Chamberiin, Clos de Voageo,,
and Surs. 's"o''
B0rdeaHE.
.ha'eah Latte, aud Chateau hlargaux, Lfoyillr.
lafose. line 81 Julien and ST. Emiliou Palmer Mar,
Faux, IN cases off doz Good Els ephe and s, Injien
Table Clafet. ' - "'''"
While Wines.
Hermitage, Sauterne, BlT-ae and Graves,
Dessert Vince.
Genuine 1.uhel and Froniignan Mnsc,t kr.d;.
old and pure as imported in cams. MOI
Brandy. cd Champaign, in barrels of 30 gals dox
and IN IA pipe. e' ''A'
Genuine Maraschino ID ti Zara.
do Martinique and Bourdeaux tord;als.
HE and Red bordeaux Arisette in cuses
Odd ltatafu di Grinnle,
ALs,nihe and kirsciiw lsscr
Bordeaux Brandy Fruits,
White bordeaux Wine Vinegar,
For tuie by + JOHNS & co,
noY93 Of st Charles d Commo 4 8
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From the Boston Mercantile ] ,urnal.
NJ MASSACHUSETTS, FT. POTION


II appears from the returns thus far ra.civsd
mar great exer.ions were made by both parties 10
eHec' the election Of their respectv ca ndidales
yeS'efdar at the POLLS. The Van Buren, party,
encouraged by the divison in the Wing ranks In
rela'loh t." the subject of the License Law made
unparalleled eff IRIS to carry their ca nddates. But
IL VIII he seen that the Wings have maofulty
stood their ground, and that Massachusetts is tii
,1 1 10 herself and her country. In this city, the
wing vote is nearly as large as was thrown las,
ye'.wnle the Van Buren, vote is considerably
iareer-st the last election good deal Of apathy
prevailed in The Van Buren, ranks. The f,low-
ing Is me result OF tho vote for Governor in the
several Wards in Is ,ston
Everett, 5,l95
~, morton, 2,8li
The Atlas SAYS the 9snn,e wilIhnye msio-
MY OF " hi.s-6 in su&AN, 6 in Essex, s in Wnr
cester, i""in Plymouth, in Nantucket, one
IN bnfnstable, and two IN Hampshire If there i.
any ch"'ce IN Middlesex, the Wings are elected
Its not certain that the loco tucos ave chosen
single senator. IL Bristol there is believed TO he
no choice and II 81, the vacancies ill be filled bv
Wings.
The return ot memhers chosen TO the House
show thar The Wings will have an overwhelm,ng
majority in that body.
On the members d Congress chosen ten ar.
Wings and one is a laes- In Niddlesex no choicS
Representative to Congress
Richard Fletcher is reelected in this city nv
over two thousand majority
'hn Q. Adams is reelected in tine Plymouth
distinct without amy serious opposition.
Levereu Salto stall is chosen in Essex South |
district by over 100 majority
Caleb Cushing is Reelected in Essex North dis
'rict BY very large majority
Lew Li"csln is re-elueted in Worcester b.
very large majority.
William B. Calhoun is reelected in Hampton,
y near 1000 majority.
J'm-s e. Alrord is chosen in Franklin by nm
verwhenihg majority. His MAJORITY IN The Wor-
'ser towns Of the district is very large.
Henry Williams, Loco Foco, is chosen in the
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Mr.. Edikor:-


My object in addressing you the cnlnmu-
ncation on the subject of yramidal Cemeteries,
have justice done TO man of science and genius. The
original invention of PyramLal Cemeteries has been
claimed in this city, by Dr. A. L. Plough, dentist.
hare shewn concusipeky that complete pla ofa Pyr-
amidal Cemetery aoas published in Tie gear 1880 by
Wilson, an architect Of London SEVEN before
Dr. Plough presented his plan to the public. LIE, the
credit III there is any mered he given the original
inventor Imitators must not be permitted to fch
away the reward Of genius. The works OF man Of orr
gnal conception constantly mutilaed erred and
disguised in order deprive the discovrrers of the Pc
cunary advantages resulting from their labors and
medtations.
AS to my proposition for grand Mausoleun,, have
merely TO say that threw it n casual thought
e 10 taken up by others more able than myself. shon
est'ursh TIE proportions 1 have
suggested alone objected to, the experienced arch
teet would naturally make a',chaltera'ions as would
fulfil the requisites of art However think it could be
shewn that the proportions suggested by me- are
practicable. But am perfectly Indifferent on the SUBJ
iec,: have rendered unto Wilson, that which belong
ed to Wilson; taken from Plough that viii, did no,
satisfied ~
V'JJnNAc,
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ME lAIRIE RACES.

VIE Fall Meeting for 1885, over this course will
commence on Monday, 10th December.
First D"y-A match for $4,000 side h. it. four
mile heat; Major 7. j. Wells names b. f. Extant, by
mp ksevatnan, dam imp. Refugee, by Wanderer.
Charles. ~ "' "a
Second Day-A match for $4,000 side, h. #. four
mile heats. Mayor T. Wells names CT Beeswing.
by imp Levathan, dam Black Sophia. (Birming ham 5
DAM by Topgallant. Grier & Simmons names c. +.
Wilma Hernden by Woodpecker, dam by Whipstern
Second Race, same day, a Sweepstakes for 3 year
old colts and fies mile heats, $500 entrance sew.
en- subscribers.
Jas , unri!aon, &C Farrar,
Ira Smith Smith, r Smith.
Ihos Wells ID Stevenson
ihird Day-fwo mile heats, Purse, $500
Sathe i'ay, Two mile heats Purse, ESQ
Touftn Day-Threr mile heats, e Purse, 1000
rum Jay-Fonr mile heats, J Purse, eOOO
Sixth Day-Mile heats best 3 in s. J G. Purse, 700
Seventh Day-Three mile heats, Proprielor's
purse, 1000
JAS S GARRISON,
RICHARD ADAMS,
THOSJ WELLS.
nOyl6-tro
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st. CHARLES. Buckstone's interesting drama
called "the Wreck Ashore'-whieh was 60 high.
iy popular, and gave so much delight two wears
ago, 10 TO be played Tonight. Il is one of the
most exciting of odern plays, and is cast most
powerfully. Pearson is the Miles BerIam. Dubar
the Walter, Harrison is Capt. Grampus. and onr
faToHte sold John," as his friends delight to call
him, as the Magog. With Messds. Farren, and
Harrison as the sisters, better cast could no,
possibly he made.
Barnett's exquisite opera of the Mountain Sylph,
the music Of which is considered by all the critics
as the bcst Of the english school, and fully quail
fed to rival that of the best Italian or Gsr~an
mastersi is to be produced in grea, style on Sun
day. 1t must succeed.
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IT. THOMAS.
THE RIVED

we reJoice once m1re in steam bout nayirat;on -
Twenty is the greatest number of boats hat
was at tn landing at time, until Yesterday as
evening there were forytwo, at five O'clock, and Ills
time. The river this day, at noon, is feet and har
ab We extreme low water. Notwithstanding il rains in
streams the wharfis all hustle and business: and boats
are coming and going continually The rain is NOT re-
garded There were tw cnty three steam boats a,rv.d
yesterday from above, and three from below.
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CITY HDTtI.

Corner Of Common and Camp STREETS.
MI Il. & MRS. GEO. SHALL have the pleasure
isa OF informing their friends and The public, that
me House soiavoraby known Bishops Hotek will
DC opened ON Wednesday, the 18th inst for the rec en-
ton OF company. They have had the House thorough
" repaired and newly furnished throughout and Beg
leave to assure the traveller and Citizen that whatever
reputation the house may have acquired in past yenrs
no exerlons Oh their part shall be wanting 10 maintain
COLLATION. will be spread at O'Clock on the morn
invited f'' 10 'espeInuly
ANCASHIRE POTATOES-oaO hammers Lam
~ cashire Potatoes, for sale by "'
,c S& Up WHITNEY,
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The Immortal 'Fanny'-she amazon leader Of
the ultra loco f"cos-hns already sounded the
Call TINT is to gather 'ogethe, her defeated and
scattered paftizans. Fanny is too good an econo.
mist to lei opportunity pass by, So on Saturday
following the election she advertised to give
lecture (at the usual price, for Fanny's patriotism
will not shame that of her party by being one iot
more disinterested) in order to explain how thew
were sanqnshed this time, and how they NAV
hope for victory next. She announced the follow.
ing text for her patriotic lecture.
INFLATED IN ofES pAv AND ROUTED ON FALSE
GROUND; NOT BEATEN. PEorLE STAND FAST, Asp Do
MT GO To SLEEP.
BY the concluding words VIC perceive that the
lady has true feminine horror of omnolept evening
companions.
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Books, ne@ Books, Of pastme, or instruction are
rife among US. We have glanced over the novel
called Duly and helination' as edited by Miss
Lnndon, and derived from it a fund of aniusemen,
ami rtf@c ion. The gifted editor does not favor
ns Win the name OF the author, but in every ia a.,
Or incident, 'he good taste ami warm feelings of
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VI the dem ocra.ic minority in the city Of New
York the Globe says:
This vote, every body knows, must have
been unqueslioaably and thoroughly pure and
legal. The Federal party had absolute control of
the election in every Ward, and would admit Of
non resident or spurious votes against their party.
They had the police officers of every Ward ac-
lively engaged throughout the canvass, and doubt.
less obtained through them perfect census and
register of the residents in each. They there
t"re had it in their power to exclude every stran-
ger, If any were brought to the polls by their adj
versaries.'
What does all this amount 10 but an enforced
acknowledgement that the loco focos were tho
roughly, regularly, and legally beaten.
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On "Wednesday night the Lady of LYONS was
played to a crowded and fashionable house. We
never saw piece 60 fl with more eclat. Such
was the demand for seats that not ono half of the
families ~h'ch have returned to the city could be
accom- odated. To meet the wishes Of the mo,v
who have not seen this play, We are glad to see
that Mr.. Barrett presents it again It is evening
IN early application will be necessary to secure
good places.
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CANADA.


Acorresponden of the N Y. Courier in writing from
Whitehall, on the 10th November, speaks of second
battle which took place he day after the former
1t took place 10 miles N. w. of Champlain The 10y
asts were something under 200, all volunteer inhab
tants and the Patriots reported between 800 and
400, with large accessous during the fight, which
suited in driving the lovasts from the eld abont 80
killed and wounded on both sides. Two hundred regu-
lars landed OIL the 9th, SO the Patriots may look
out for warm work.
N. Garow, Esq. U. S. Marshall, is the frontier
that the laws of neutrality are inrnged. He
states that he finds movements among our citizens
that indicate any Interference although they feel live
ly interest in the struggle.
By the Kingston Herald Of the 7th appears that up
to that time all quiet in the Upper Province. No
foundation whatever for the story about burning the
Kingston Barracks. About 600 men, drafts ofdilfarenr
| regiments, reached Kingston: company remains
the residue proceed to Toronto.
The naval force the Lake is steamers, schoon-
and number Of gun boats, under command Capt.
Drew. A night patrol established at kingston
Two inches of snow ths ground.
The talk about American interference seems from all
accounts grossly exaggerated.
Change Of name-While Gen'l. sam'l. Swartwou
collector of New York, he tlorough-going
democrat, whole hog Jackson man, and enemy to
thing suited the party to reprobate: but
now, forsooth, that he is found OUT he is termed by the
New Era-tlle late specuating conservative wing col
lector MirabAe dictx! How strangely circumstan.
alters cases This worthy journal ssys-t is to be
regretted that this exposure not made before the
recent elecon... . it WAS most jealousy, ana eau
tiously concealed from the public and the press
reached only through politically interested
in keeping it the "Era such an OPAQUE
fool believe that any had interest supprcssng
these facts except the orthodox, regular nom nation
Tumany Hall, sub-treasury bumbugs?
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The british steamers had not arrived in New
York on the evening of the 18th. The &C fes,
western" was OUT 10 days and therefore much
anxiety is fe't for her. Tie LIVERPOOL mny no,
have started, although advertised for the Goth Or.
though the fate Of both vessels is U1,pped j.,
much doubt
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NOTTCE.
ST. MAkY'S MARKET STEAM FERRY co
~ A meeting Of the Stockholders in the above Com
pany, will take place This Evening, at o'clock pre-
cisely, at MIR. Charles Dmond's, No. $50 Tchopiiou-
las street.
Puncual attendance is requested.
! -- S HIGH, *
.,,oo - 'N"','t-A ~
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
November %.
Ship Marenro L,rkin, for Hnvre Furet.
Brig Auluean, Sabate. Havana Groning & Co.
Schr Mouat Moriah, Harthom, Lawrence River and
Tampa Bay, 4 Up Whitney.
Steam Ship Cuba Carson Galveston, Boz Hawthorn.
.i..... -. ARRIVALS.
S,e&msr semaphore, Damau. from Aicxa,flria.
Steamer livingston, Edwards. from do.
Steamer Daniel Webster, Phillips from Columbia.
Steamer Baton Rouge, Irwin, from Bayou Sara.
-stcnnler Leyant Laurent, from Fay Sara.
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Btis'l d attic, is about 100 majority nyfr N. D,
Burden, tue present representative.
There can he no question oi the reelection OF
Messrs Reed and Briggs from the B rns,a lie an I
BeIk 81 ire ui.l.ieis
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A BARGAIN
7s5oG! Ca pital Prize.

d GRAND STATE LOTTERY
Drawn numbers Of the Grand STATE Lot,erv Glass &,
- 40, 1888, 49, 76, 81 81, II, %, 1863.
c LASS No. 81. Authorised by the Legislature of
~ ~ The SUITE. 10 be drawn SATURDAY. Nov.
24ut, 1888. at o'clock, p NJ. at Bishops Hotel
S. DAVIS d 60, Managers.
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COMMUNICATED
sir-A gond rule, it is said. will always work
both ways, is it not 80! Nov Andrew Jack son
decreed that ''all who trade on borrowed cani,,,
ought TO break, then ought not Martin Van Buren,
TO tail too Tor s" long doing business on borrowed
popularity? Jcp.
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boat race was to take place al Louisville, OF
Monday 10Th between the Glauc,.s, OF Pit,sbnrs,
and the Gip.y CT Louisville for $1,000.
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1he Late Mrs HamJiu. the evidence before
the Coroner, and the post mortem examination by
Doctor Rogers sufficiently prove tina, this lady died
of apopexy.
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NO fICE.
3AURiN'' The temporary absence OF the subscriber
a. from III city, Charles Briggs, Esq. will acl as
ms an't'r ed agent, and to him all having business
with the und rsig eel, will please apply.
FRANCIS iLSLEY, JUN.
nus1t 1881
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A Jubilee. large number Of citizens of Gin
clnnati called public meeting on the 18th TO
propose public CONNIE morarion on the e6,h De-
crmber OF the 50th year Of their ciry,s existence
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b A q A 4 K.
Corner Of 80. Charkes &: Common street.

EXCHANGE HOTEL
ESUSH IL ALLAN would respectfully call the nj,
tentlon OF citizens and strangers To t;,er compl.,e
win lin IN fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen c!
lars; silk cotton and nierno under shirs and drawers.
ca"bric and silk hanlkerchets black and fancy c,a.
IN great VARIETY: stocks of every description gum
gloves: gents hoskin gloves: umbrellas aud canes gold
Also, -splend6 assortment of ladies' and gents wr;.
lsry, AMI rich fancy goods. 'u'-
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nov23-I
OFFTCE-SECOND MJJYICT-
pAT1'FN

COMT KULLEK'S UFFICE-SECONU MTJVICT-
PALlTy,
, New Orleans, Nov. %, 1882
BURLlC notice is hereby given; thai on Saturday.
the first day Of December lie III at twelve o'clock
will adudicatc, at this Office, to the highest bidder
the collection of The revenue of ST. MARY MARKET
for one year, viz ON the first January, 1889, to
the 3lst December 1889, inclusive. Terms and con-
d,t'0ns Of The adjudication: The farmer or lessee
promssory endo, sed to the satisfaction of The
Council payable at 2,3 AS, 6, s. g. 10, L. and
y months from the first day of January, 1889, and
for the and the risk Of said farmer or esses
He shall also affect and mortgage in favor of this Mu
ncipaty all the rights which said revenue is farm.
that in default ofthe payment Of any the afsre-
said notes therbecomng due the Municipality mr
have the power of seizing Professionally the aforesaid
rights, SO affected ami mortgaged pledge. He shall
also conform to all the ordinances now in force or
which may be hereafter be passed il relation to said
market. JOHN CAIHOIIN
noy53-tdec Cop,ntrnlI.r
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NOTICE-Madame Cinasse aud I. Richie, consign
y ees per ship Rochester, from Havre, will please
call at the office Of the undersigned and receive their
goods LEVI II GALE,
nnv23 90 Common at
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NflT'lrLs

The letter bag Of the very fast sailing ship Sidney
captain Cowan, fo Liverpool, will be tuken away from
the Merchants Exchange, at SIP. m.
LEVI H GALE,
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THE TRUE AMERICAN.
EDITED BY JOBuN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
ME- w OR HEANS:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1888

MOBILE THEATRE BuRNT.-The tidings which
reached US yesterday, regarding the fate OF the
theatre in our neighbor city, prove to be but TOO
true The fumes have consumed all! We have
seen letter from one of The managers, which
speaks Of course, more accurately than the vague
accounts published yesterday evening. The fol-
lowing 10 an extract:
NOBLE, 2Ist Nov. 1888.
Dear Strive have to announce to you the
melancholy intelligence that sour theatre is in
ashes " The fire broke out about o'clock this
morningin one Of the dressing rooms, i, is suppos-
ed, and all exsrtons TO save the property were un-
availing. The proprietors were partially insured,
but zoe hare lost all! not even a wig saved
Wardrobe, scenery, muse gas fittings, propert les,
all lost. A box Of play hooks, our iron sute, and
account books, were all that could be preserved.
You know US too we'll to suppose ior moment
that we are going to fold up arms, and "give
up the ship" Already are work men hammering
away q, the American Theatre in Government 81.
and in loss than ten days we hope again to spread
our banner to the breeze. Our loss cannot be less
felt, and expressed, by our citizens, and we have
strong hopes Of retrieving every thing. ".VI
de,perandun." is our motto. No interruption will
take pIncs IN fulfilling engagements with
Stars. Our 'Lyceum' will hold large nun. Der Of
persons, and under the prestn, unhappy circum-
stances think no objection will be made TO
the location.
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MMERclAl.
EXPORTS.

aAvRE Per ship Marengo 1898 bales COTTON and
srf 1900 slaves.
BANANA Per brig Auncan Cargo 1903 bales cotton 400
4..5. bbls -four, 33 boxes pork. and box snuff.
TAMPA BAYPer scr Mount Morah cargo, 1000 bushels
corn, 500 do oats oca.ks rice. hbls whskey,
SO bales hay, S boxes cheese and ~ boxes
soap.
GALVESTON. Per Steam Ship Cuba. carco sundry small
7 lots clothing, nile, sugar, raisons, sheet iron.
wine -four, butter, bacon coffee, rice. cranber.
rics. cherries whiakey, claret, oranges, apples.
preserves figs. glass cheese, grapes alcohol,
nolasscs oil, bfooms. sweet meal jellica lard.
1900. soap, furniture, candos, starch, ogwoodr and
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u. The ship Robert Browne, Capt. Mansfield is dis
charging just below the Upper Cotton Press consgnees
will please attend to the receipt oftheir goods.
READ & BARSTOW,
dov23 Bank Place
u The ship Emporium captain Parsons, from New
York is discharging opposite the rail road; consgnees
will pl as attend to the receipt Of their goods.
nov 90 LII GALE, 90 Common st