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The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-05
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MILL be sold at Public Auction. BY the undersigned
wv Parish Judge in and for the Parish Of ST. Landry,
IN Friday, the 9th dayof December nert, 1874,
at the residence Of Honorine Qucbedcnu, widow Of
Ardoin, deceased, situate in the old Grand
Prairie, in said Parish Of ST. Landry, all the property in
community between said Honorine Quebedeau and the
and heirs Of said Francois Afdoin, her de-
ceased husband, consisting of
THE Tract Of Land,
on which said Honorinc Qnebercau, widow Of Francois
Ardoin, deceased, now resides, containing two hundred
arpents, bounded on one side byland o fCy-
Prian \. Fontenot, and on the other side by land Of
widow Jean Baptiste Lnfossos
Another Tract Of Land
IN the aforesaid Parish, and lying also in the old Grand
Prairie, bounded on one side by land Of Ely Guillory,
and containing forty superficial arpents: twenty head
Of gentle horned cattle; plough horses; seven slaves Of
both sexes and Of different ages, &c. sc.
Terms on the day of sale,
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish fudge.
Opclousas, October 81. 1874. o3f-ts
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WILL be sold at public auction, by the undersign-
Y y ed ParishJudge in and for the parish Of St.Landry,5
On Saturday, NE 2lssddyof Dec,6er nert, 1914,
AT the last residence Of ELF GUILLORY, late Of
the Parish Of ST. Landry, deceased. 81 unted in the OLD
GRANDE PRAIRIE in the Parish at 9resaid, the fol-
lowing property belonging TO the succession of said
deceased, consisting of
The Tract or Parcel of land
on which the said deccas d last resided, containing
"A arpents front by forty in depth;
Sir Slaves Of both scres aud of different ages,
three american horses, two do. creole, four
pair work oacn, a certain number Of gentle
horned catle, do. Of racherie cattle, about
eighty or ninety he'd IF sheep, 40 or SO head
of hogs, Implements IF husbaadry, household
furniture, &c. DC.
Terms on the day of sale.
A.. GARRIGJEs, ParishJudge,
November 81, 1874. jok3 militia
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WKTIIiEl be offered for sale ut public Auction, by
wv the Parish Judge in ind for the Parish Of ~.
Landry.
On Saturday, NE 2sth ddyo Of Dec. neat, 1914,
al the domicile of FRANCOIS VICE, in Prairie
Roade, in the Parish aforesaid, all the property belong
ing TO tile succession Of John A. Mcdaniel, late Of said
Parish, deceased husband of Marie louise Zelima
Vig6,-consisting of a certain
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situated in the aforesaid parish Of ST. Landry, and iy-
ing in the Prairie de Ia Crosse Pointe, continuing 80
superficial arpents more or less. bounded on one side BY
land of Charles Pitrc perc, and on tho other side by
the public domain
One pair acork oren, gentle horaed cattle. hor,
ses, about 100 barrels of corn, household furni.
turc, implements o husbaadry.
Terms at Sale.
A. G%ARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
November 2sth-ts.
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49, IS ruBLIsRED wEEKLY, ny
JOSfsGsRE IsIvrGsls, es
NJ rynart 4etrprt. Immediately oDp0sitc the Court hou9e.
N Court street, immediately oppo


uascRirTIoss:--F For one year, in advance, 50 90
Ifpaid after the expiration of six months, 4 90
For six months, invariably in advance, 9 90
ADyERTls1Sd:- For one square, not exceeding ten
lines, one insertion, 81; each subsequent insertion,
fifty cents. Advertisements will be inserted in both
languages, and charged, accordingly. unless other
wise ordered. Al liberal deduction made on adyers
tiselncnts inserted for long periods. When the time
is not specified, they will be published two months,
md charged aecordingly:-but no advertisement or
PAID, unless at the option Of the publisher.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-05
IRON, NAILS, TIN PLATE, sc
RICHARDS 4 MoNTGOMERY,

Es=zH 2$Ao M &s
No. IL CHARTREs STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
TMAyE just received, per ships New Hampshire,
d 81 Sweden, Huron, Bombay, lsaac Allcrton, Hamp-
den and Alhambra from Liverpool, and by various other
ships from the north, large additions 10 their stock Of
Sheffield, Birmingham and domestic goods, making
their stock Of HIRDWARE, cUTLERY. &c, as
extensive, complete and cheap as cun be found in the
southern country. Among their heavy goods arc
400 tons Swedes, Tennessee and English Iron, assort-
cd, all sizes
5000 swcdes. Tenn. and English Ploughshare Mouids;
300 bundles hoop and band Iron;
5000 kegs best Boston n ills
500 boxes Tin Plates, Of most approved brands;
800 dozen Collins's Hartford, Kings, Dayis's aud SIM
500 dozen Whittcmore's best Cards, assortcd-cotton,
wool and horse
5000 steel cotton-gin Saw Plates also, Gin Saw Sheet
Steel
5000 French Pots, assorted, 2 70 l0s Pints Points
5000 gals best winter strained and blenchcd Sperm Oil
1000 do do do Whale do;
1000 do Ljnsccd Oil;
25 bbls Spirits Of Turpentine
IS do best Tanners Oil;
5 do ~Copal Varnish
500 kegs White Lead, assorted
1000 boxes Window Glass, assorted, 10, and 10 l2;
10 casks Sheet Zinc
900 kegs buck and drop SHOT
1000 Jabez Kings genuine Carey Ploughs, assorted
Nos. i, 2, 2 and 4
5000 dozen best Carolina Hoes, assorted;
100 pairs Cologne Mill Stones, assorted
10 do French Burr do;
25 pieces superior Boiling Cloths, assorted, 6, 81 8
AIso-A general assortment of Mill and Gin Irons
Curriers' Tools, assorted; Houghton wallace
superior patent Lard Lamps.
Their stock Of CUTLERY is not surpassed.
5000 pairs Trace Chains
400 dozen painted Wood Buckets;
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
New Orleans, Nov. 1s44-nl4-6t
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NAT HOUSE,

V.N. LIVE ILL, FkoPRIEToR,
T~choupifonlas street, NeW Orleans, Louisiana.
49, & THE subscriber respectfully solicits a contin-
Mhi ID nance Of the patronage so literally bestowed the
ME&!.lIlast season, and promises to leave nothing un-
done to render his guests comfortable. The Ladies
apartments Of the National, are inferior 10 no house in
the Southwest, and the house has undergone i COM
plete renovation.
New Orleans. Angus. l6. ls44-tljan.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-05
PROBATE SALE.

EK7 ILL he offered for sale q, PUBLIC AUCTION
wv by the und ,rsigned, Parish Judge in and for
the Parish or 81. Landry, @s
On Saturday, hhel4lM dayc 'i1ecJsr neat, 1914
At the last residence Of ISABELLE JEAN
SONNE, late of the Parish nforosaids licensed, wife Of
the said Parish Of 81. Landry, all the property bciong-
ing to said deceased, consisting Of the undivided half
of ascertamA
Tract or parcel Of Land,
the same where deceased last resided, continuing two
hundred and forty superficial arpcnts, morebi less;
.Siia, head 81 horse creatures, horned cable, house-
hold .furnitres Sc, &c.
laTerms at sale.
A. GARRIGUEs, Parish Judge.
opelousas, November IA, i844.-ts.
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OPELOUsAs MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

OPEL0USAS MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
No Arr. Wedn'y & Sat-, by 6 pm.
sAns Closes ev. Wed'y & Sunday do.
ALsxAnpBrA & Arr. ev. Sunday g. Wed'y, BY 10 pm.
NArcnlrocllgs, Closes cv. Wed'y s Sat'y, BY s psi.
M.. rr.witiA'exandr mail ev.Sunday.
Closes with same every Saturday.
Arrives every Monday, by ~ m.
Closes same day at 8 p. m.
or Office Lours from 9 y. nj. 10 ! p m, every day
except Sunday.
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A MEETING OF THE CREDITORS 6FJoHN
IN THOMPSON, late of the Parish of ST. Landry,
opelousar. % on T1 70 he = thira Az Of DECEMBER
nrrt, Tor the purpose of celebrating and deciding on
the TENS of sale of the Estate Of said deceased.
A.#GARRIGUES, Parish Judge.
Nov. 81. le44.2t
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AGENTS.

GENES
The undermined gentlemen, who have been
re. sommendcdto US as suitable persons, will con-
ter = great favor BY acting d. our agents ntheir
respective ne gAborh,6as
Mr.. JULEs R%oRrcMAUD, Brcanl's Bridge.
Mr.. JlsLRs BLAScTEr, Ner Iberm.
Mcssrs. MAySIER q FoURsEr, .ditors Of the
C%rculr,) ST. MqriinsriHc.
WV. A~kESHEAD, ESQ.,, Bayou 6hicot.
Mr.. L. a. PATIS, Grand C6icaiu.
Mr.. A. DEDArLLoN, Vile Platte.
Mr.. :. D. ALLIs, Washington; ~. Landry.
Mr. ~ M, WEYMOUTH, New Orlc ms.
MIR. Jos. BAssETT is our general Collecting
Agent.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-05

Della D. webb, widow William wilkof;; of the
Parish of st. Landry,
III AS applied, BY petition, to he appointed admins
ia tratrix Of the succession Of the late Wm. WikoR,
hci deceased husband, late Of the Parish aforesaid.
All persons intending 70 make opposition 10 said ap-
Of opelousas, within fen days from the publication of
this notice.
A GARRIGUES, Parish Judge.
Nov. 2Ist. 1s44.-2t
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- JEW!-by Eugene Sue, author of 1.-THE Mystic
riee of Paris ,'Mathilda,'t &c. SC. Translated from
the French manuscript, by Henry w. Hcbert, To be
completed in lG Or 90 weekly or semi weekly parts at
Is cents each. No. / embellishcd with a correct like
ness of the author.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Empo-
rum for Standard, Miscellaneous, Polite and School
Literature. J.@B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
ma Successor to Norman, Steel Il CO..
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-05
ZOE pRINTING

JOU YNINTIME
OF every description neatly and expeditiously executed
at the Office Of the 81. Landry Whig.7 IS
The St. Landry whig., 1844-12-05

WILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, by the
w Undersigned, Parish Judge in and for the Parish
The New York herald., 1844-10-01

ship with nohng but fore lower left forward and
Jury main tonm9 trying get into the Hook bur not being
able stood on lrobaby baque Calsto reported below
Tar Gsls rEr EAsr-schr Olive Branch. at anchor in
into sch Leopard OF Seuben stove IA The Is bow and dd
S,sr Say @nS ss%'E NE es.yy a
Boston with lumber ashore Plumb Island near The
hoe ihepassensers and crew were landed in safety.
Spoken.
sabatts Cox hence for Liverpool 2s inst lat s 90 Ion "a
ao-by The Anson, at this port.
Home porta.
iLubE9, sef Z1Ar 0tranto Treworgy. NYork Sid 22d
pys Elizabeth Yates do; 23d Leopard Handy and staira
poErdAsp Sept ea-Au T Brown, Gooding, Naguabo.--
ia Iamade, Curtis, Surnam.
Taylor Newcastle Il Et Seker.oan phIsdrpRs gs%ae WasSs
PRSo9 Poo9 5st,e Lasee H, Or. do put in @ mons 9
martha bb: esised @ from a her s1 'sn supply Fl Of Of
splendid New Yc deyen Ie%l s.chsr sSshs%
CamSen Tor d9Isaw this morning 10 o'clock ship
So. Sid ssh ' &.Ssaa NoIe@sns @ snd srinss ss.
sseI! Ns1aS T. Tes H ef B9s,Sn light CID s smith
Nsw,oHg Ser, ScAr RcEeaa, Newell HewSsm for New
f veoy Hs' f G ob bsi,on cGass a1 %
Do fr gS9tsT Se HSSy gS;tpa for Albany Mary Cs. West
renee, Randall Bangor for PIoSidsncs:: .
porsd YoF Sesaa Batsr ",a and W% Rose
Hall NYot sease Baker has e Geo Ws.baa,a aaa s
Burroughs, New Haven: John Randolph. Dequ Albany:
TsIpaan Coye Rao Staples Norwich CT; David Roserss
WiTington NC-capan and died Lazastto with
NsnrSIr s,, Sep. saAr % Belle McMa.h NYo Dsnl
Hampton Roads, Eeu, Raclif Richmond for Portsmouth;
Midas Bsseha Havana for Baltimore; Mary Stanton and
Cook, Provincetown. Cid Louisiana Emery ST Croix
The New York herald., 1844-10-01
Corn Trade.

Flour in this market be settling down to its
true value In the last ten days advanced to 81 so
brands but owing to the anticipated abundance
Of supplies IL declined again and the extreme rate may
now be quoted at 81 20 81 3l At these pric
two thousand barrels have been sold There much
wheat in MARKET sells at 80 to 80 cents Sales OF
rye occur at 81 cents.
In 81 Louis on the 10Th inst, flour less firm. The
receipts continued LIBERAL and amounted to 4173 bbls
during the week. The market did not show much
tvity dealers refused to touch unless reduction
in prices made Wequote SO IS 50 81 for super6ne
50 80 SO 81 Tor scratched and fine at 50 371 - 90
limited sales Of City Mills at 81 l2t 81 IS The arr
walls Of wheat had Increased very much within the week.
and amounted TO nearly 80 900 bushels but notwith
sondng this heavy amount, and the downward
tendency in the -four market, prices have kept up
and the salc OF prime lots have been brisk at from 6s 10
70c fair add medium qualities have also gone of brky
from 90 to o6c inferior and spring from 45 10 6c per
bushe There is good demand tor all descriptions both
oT city milling and ior shipments The receipts Of sack
corn has been lights there was some demand for yellow
for shipment at about previous rates. 33c per
bushei, exclusive Of sack. The demand for white was
principally for city use; sales at % 3Oc with fair sup
ply on the market.
tappears that in all parts Of the country prices
settled owing probably to the want OF late advcss from
Europe When however, the last accounts reach every
market we shall be able to tell with accuracy what
The New York herald., 1844-10-01
= TX dividend.

The stocks included in this list, with one or two ex-
ceptons, little used for speculation Small operators
In this market unable 10 control them and many in
the list are beyond the control of all the brokers OF Wall
street combined. To this be attributed to grea.
extent the uniformity in quotations and the limited oper
aons that take place. There has actual improvement
taken place in the value Of State stocks generally
The stock Of the States paying regular dividends i'm
proves as dividend day approaches proportion the
rate ofneres but the stock of the delinquent States has
not improved fraction. The political going on
throughout the country WILL in about sixty days result
IN the election Of either Mr. Clay Mr. Polk to this
result the attention of the State creditors turned The
distribution of public lands among the ates is favor
ite measure Of the party represented by Mr. Clay and
is considered by many that his election ensures the
adoption OF that policy This would, without doubt re-
establish the credit of the delinquent States and enable
them to meet their liabilities The creditors Of these
States would doubt be Immediately benefited by this
movement but the country large would be the greatest
sufferer.
distribution Of the public lands is question that has
long been before the people, and they have repeatedly
pressed their disapprobat Of the in the strong
est manner possible Public opinion has not to our know
ledge undergone any material alteration this subject
and it very doubtful in the event Of Mr. Clays
election, as to the of this question. The two
great parties of this country closely balanced
VsSh Cueck upon tne Otner, Wnlcn prevents the
adoption ofmeasnres likely to change very materially the
present policy of the government The election OF either
OF the two candidates in the field is to secure the
ascendancy of the party represented than ensure the
passage Of any Of the great principles Of either The re
preventative branches of the Government are so equally
divided that the executive exert an influence
on their movements similar to that he would pos.
both houses Of Congress the maorties with
him This being the position of both parties and the d
ference between them very trifing SO far as
the prosperity Of the country is concerned that do
not attach that importance to the result of the election
that would otherwise exist and far the condition Of
State credit concerned have little faith in the belief
generally entertained. The public works of every
State productive than usual this year. Nothing
advances the income Of these works rapidly as the in.
ternal prosperity of the country. Any increase in the
internal commerce OF the States operates to the adva
tage these works. and to this in our home trade
must the public and private proprietois of these works
look for the to meet their Indebtedness What
political changes may take place in the government
likely to advance the Of the delinquent States
it at present impossible to TELL but to the increase Of
our internal trade the attention Of all should be directed
The New York herald., 1844-10-01
American ProvisIons.

With the exception OF butter. there appears to be
limited demand for provisions. Prime country beef
fetches 50 a So la5 Mess, ss a SIS IS Prime Ohio
Pork, 81 so 81 625 Mess 50 OCT 80 l2l These rates
show de line Ohio Lard is rather dull at 81 cents
for barrels. and 81 6lc. for kegs. Orange county
Butter 10 10 cent; Western Dairy 81 II cents There
is fair demand at these rates. Cheese ~ s cents
1t is apparent from the demand and the prices current
In the northern markets. that supplies are quite
large and that prices may yet decline somewhat il is
thought that the stock oil Pork in this market alone is u
wards Of seventy thousand barrels and that in Boston it
Is comparatively as large Our imports this year from
increase over those Of last year. It is be hoped that
foreign demand will take large part of this surplus
The New York herald., 1844-10-01

be his sudyto merit continuance Of such envable dis
tinction.
Ever since have business has good ortu
acquire and retain large portion Of the public
for which feel grateful As Hair Cutter and Wig Maker
Laird stands unrivaled in the manufacture Of Ornamental Hair
for which his long been celebrated He
ample scope for carrying his inventions aud improvements
effect in short nothing that art produce expense
mand has been overlooked by him at his establishment
He invites early inspection Of his splendid stock Of Wigs
Toupees and Ornamental Hair countless variety and
site workmanship Peumery from celebrated English and Con-
tnenta manufactures in addition several esteemed prePara
deed the business each department conducted by the pnc
pal himself such such sustain
the preeminent character tins establishment enjoys.
Prices 10 suit the times
$40 Chatham sire
The New York herald., 1844-10-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER /.
Cleared.


5s;s .Isi sS f;R
bsse
IT, s: Ss: as$; e. S.sS. RES$
9p A%eS, H"t s Ma JshS
a Ews Coz ns
ers Ann D. Sofet fSS"S n Chapman
ship Caharne Berry II days from Charleston with cotton
Brig I;ass Mead Nichols 10 days from Savannah with
w R @ a S eas T .sss. %y from Sydney
Brig Emily Sherwood days from Charleston with cotton,
,ns ss myese " days from Charleston with rice
Bremen brig Bremen, Roper, from Philadelphia wa Break
water la hours, IN ballast, to Meyer stueken. :,
through the Sound with the eassy gale sailed with
on and anchored gae on SUM- s.
day The egae not having arrived have made harbo
ssI s9G1 I,ys ls Medium s. from % s
brig z" Salem LEFT no o0 %msaes% 's% vessel T'ts TSs
ia. South ciIs s DAMAGE
johnson Lowden saw oil Baesat vessel supposed to Be
Of about 100 tons bottom aguaniiy Of casks
The vessel was total wrsck,
sshr FaT rsM M!,!s: days from Washington NC with naval
schr Pa!mOs, Townsend, days from Richmond with mdse
Schr Ju!iete, Woglam davs from Petersburg with mdse
to James Hunter.
schr Adrian Bedel, days from Norfolk, with mdse,
Sturges x Cleavman
schr Alexander Dowdy from Newbern NC. with wheat to
master.
Schr YIN Henry from Thomaston, with lime.
Schr Red Rover from Boston, with mdse.
Below.
Two ships, three brigs unknown.
u The Telegraph reports pilot boat the Horse Shoe.
sailed.
ships Sherdin DE Peyster Liyerpool; Tarqnna Ward
avre Meta Meyer, Hamburg Iellsspoa Ellis ayapa; Ar
kansas bunker New Orleans; Sutton Galloway Charleston
prgs Columbus Quedcns, Ghent Falcon, Pitt Bermuda Pal
las, Langlois. Jersey llarbor, aud others.
The New York herald., 1844-10-01
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and county New York from the 2t dav of Sen
to the 28th Of Sent, 1874. = -

20 Men--iz Women-45 Boys-la Girs-Total i59
APoplexy Bleeding 3; Casualties 81 Cholera Inantum o.
noera r IN moTons Consumption q; Convn,ons o. Conge
Diarhes L Dropsy Dropsy in the Head S; Dropsy in
the Chest 2; Drowned Dysenery Eryspelas Il Fever Il
Esysr re%tteHt 8 Fever scarlet Fever Tphu
fammation Of Bowels Inflammation Of chest |; nfanma
ton Of lungs 81 Inflammation Of Stomach q inflammation Of
liver intemPerance q Jaundce 2; Marasmus Measles
Old Age i Palsy q Poison Premature Birth q Rheumatism
Tetanus |. = = s =
AoE-under year AZ; to years 25; 2to 81; TO- 81
10 ~ q ~ TO 80 49, 30 to 40 49, 40 to @ 49, so co. co
c;.. ELI LEAVITT, City Inspector.
The New York herald., 1844-10-01

the prices for the ensuing season may be II seems i'm
at this time that any shipments Of consequence
VIII ne made to Europe The crops in all parts Of Great
bran were ascerained to he little than average
ana ms dscourages the hope of shipping thther In all
other parts OF Europe the intelligence has been
ceved This has already had an effect on the Canada
markets and ships which have reached Montreal for sup
Plies VIII now IL is thought be compelled to 60 to Que
Dec and I'LL with timber In consequences Of this the
in grea msaure cease and the great surplus Of the
co untry be forced to find outlet elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1844-10-01
Coal Trade.

The shipments have been again affected by the Canal by
low water On the railroad there has been slight in
crease The shipments from the Lehigh region for the
week ending on the l4th inst also show falling OF Of
ABOUT tons caused by the low in the Delaware
division of the Pennsy vana cana-they only to
94s4 tons Freight to Philadelphia by the canal has ad
vanced to $l-to New York, 81 80 by rail- oad 81 25
The New York herald., 1844-10-01
New Stock Exchange.


CorToN-There no business of moment transacted
to-day being steamer day. Prices remain the
last quoted.
CATTLE MARKET, Sept. 80 AT market, 400 beef cat
tle 600 from the souh 35 and calves, and 3a5
sheep and lambs
PRcEs-Beef Cattle have been good demand at So so
90 Tor good retailing qualities
Cows and Calves-Al sold at SIS q $27.
Sheep and Lambs-The market was cleared at 81 so q
81 for sheep, and 81 2 10 for lambs
Hay-Good brings 62b cents per cwt readily.
The New York herald., 1844-10-01

A uCTlQN NoTlCE.--FURNITURE;- day at 10
- O'Clock, al 2J Fulton large and valuable
msnt OF new and second hand cabinet Furniture.
STOCK o. CarpetsAso the balance of dealer
sstins 81 Brusel ply and Nenan koo and Stair
Caip-ts, tuisd aud Rugs. Mating Duggr Binding,
Oh Cloths, Table Covers. Damssk Tab be Cloths, Se.
Also large 9 ?f empants Of ply aud ingram and
Also, 10 Crrrets, made up, assorted sizes
Blanketsl00 Whitney Bath and Rose Blankets
oil lt.ee y. r. INGRAHAM, Auctoneer.
So GREENHOUSE PLANTS AT AUCTION
yT0 LEVY SPoONEn will sell This Morning, az II o.
clock, at No 3 Broadway, 200 pots Greenhouse Plants,
hue order consisting Of ersniums Roses,
Cacuse Bgonias Forbidden Fruit Heleothoie NightBloom
ing Jasmin erewnke Nerbenia with various other Pauts
amongst which large T'e~s. Sale positive.
Wednesday fine collection oil Psn'ines. o tsec
50 pnTGa BULBOUs ROOTS FOR SALE AT
0T0 AUCTlON-A superior assortment OF Hyacinths. Tu-
- lips NaTcessus Croeus, &c. Sc. will be sold by I; b.
burns Saloon Ii John street
Catalogues eadyhe bulbs may be viewed the morning
Of sale. oil 2tsuc
pAGKET SHIP ST NICOLAS FOR HAvRE-Will sail
I'M. Day Tue.day Oct lst, t"eathe permittng) at ~
No. North River.
The Letter Bags viii be taken from the Exchange Reading
koom Haies Foreign Letter Office and the Post Office II
O'clock. olec