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BOOK TRADE.
THE INDIAN

~ BIS WiGVkN. or lharacf-ristics ri the Red Race
i Of Amenc.. b Henry 4. schooicrsn. With flustra
tons, 4ls pages octave. rrice 81 go.
The Chsmpions OF Freedom 0r the Mvstsriou. Chief
Romance II fhe Nneiernih Century ~ sarnrel Wood
worth. price 25 cts
The Bucfskn. the Camp q the B-.eFsr. q Tale O..
the Revolution b. The suhoI Of Efhau Allen price s -
The Crimes Of The Borsiss or Rome IN the Sirsesnfh
Century, by Dumas. price p cis
The Secret TribursI. BY Dumas price . cts
The Uufoffunsfe Maid. the Adventures OF Bob Nor.
bury price 3 cts
The Journeym,n Joiner, ~ Gsory. ssnd. prcs = 80
The Devil. Pol. By Geo sara price % 60
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The Counters ~ R1dosfaGt fboundl price . p
The o. -aurafon of Labor and Association By Mathew
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The Maid Of the valley, price = e.
Life Travel. and Adventures N Csoruis ard the Pa
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price q cts
All the above works inst Published and furnished 70
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Markets Carefully reporffdJor 4" Ir'oH"'
TUESDAY. November ,.
AsBEs-The msrke, s improving. and the sales are
about 100 bbls at 56a6 62i for Pots and 50de 20
for Pearls
COTTON-The operators waiting for the Boston
steamer and the transactions are very limited me
market however 10 heavy and sales have been maze a,
ic decline on yesterdays prices. Fully fAr Orleans sofa
At "a cts.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market today has not
been very active but shows marked chaneeln prices
The impendeDcy of the foreign news ano tue eeeuun
have some eject In checking operations Inc sses are
600 or 600 bbs within the range OF 80 6b b2t inciud
Ing 500 bbls Oswego In store al 90 SUI Troy ABOUT
OBJ and pure Genesee At OF At the close the mar
Cenesee was offered At 62i freely. The demand was
msply from the East Some Gales extra were made ~
25d7 so snd fancy brands at 81 The quanu'y oner-
Ing was moderate. but the receipts al Albany .1Isy
w.r, lsrge-9JOOO bbis Iu Southern there Is nothng
of importance doing The supply IL light ana neld al
624 al IS Meal il In demand, ana me quoiAuon -
advancing The demand Is partly speculation ana part
" tor British Provinces. The sales are SOVV oos Sla
River and Jersey good lots at % as 20 and w 90 IN
faror At 3 l2. Rye Flour Is improving, and 4VO DDS
sold at p.
GRAIN-For good lots Genesee there 10 demand al
5O eta and 1000 bushels part before reported sOu AZ
,h., ngnra prime parcel was In the market At lo2
ct. Low grades are dull Corn was In moderate De
mspd and the close was hesvy The sales are 10 70
10000 bush only al IS In store and TO- snost ior mNeo
and 77s7s for Yellow. Barley and Rye are sun im
nrovins sales of 5000 bush Barley were made at 70
~ and 500 bush Rye at 9s In the ship and 100 cts
Ssvsrs5 oats are dull at 50 cts. The demand 10 mod
crate.
wHusKY-The buyer, are hanging of. and lover
r,ss have been accepted Sales $50 obs at SOt ior ia
and Ohio and 30. 63l for frison'
PRoyIsIONs-Pork is heavy and the cemano MOD
crate There 10 movement 10 oepIess VIC . -
There are orders here from Csnsds when ssnHos DC
filled sales 500 bbls ST 10 506lO 10 ana 10 esa
contnues dull and Country Ia 6 % and oO. osos ~
bbls new Mess Al 10 25 Lard 10 10 MODERATE lnt-HS
and we note sales 100 bbs at l06lOi 70 ics neio' ~
81 aud $50 kegs ct IL. sae OF 5OUV0 IDS fesie' i
wss made At II cts in Butter and Cheese mere "
change to note. The demand 10 fair and the surplus
considerable.
FRUIr-Bunch Rssins continue TO sell At ~
box The receipts OF apples are very large mere 90
ing sbout 5000 bbls aost to-day. We note sales SVoV
bhls AT | 251l Is for good Western sorts, and 90
D Is for selected best Receivers storing much u
those which will keep
OIL. CAKE-A sale OF 80 tons thick made at SIS.
Thin IL worth $50
ROMA sale OF 10000 bs North west WAS made a,
20 cts cash, for export
spIcrs-We note a sale OF 200 bags Pimenio on
,erms not made public
NAVAL, srOREs-The market Is very dali and We
hssr opIy of 500 bbls winngnn kosin al 20 eis, dc
yered Raw TurpentiDs 10 dull 'srus' "s'uns 'o' 'oe
steamers news.
LATH-The market stands at " To-Day wiz 'As''
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BrRGLaRY.-The Office Of the Merchants lnsu-
rance Company entered by burglars late on Sstur
day night early sunday morning and an immense
deal Of injury done 10 the moyables belonging to the
Establishment
Esrly yesterday morning Mr.. Pemberton, the fresi.
dent a the company usua TO bis Oihce, but 10
bic Infinite surprise he found the front door next 10 the
Merchants Exchange wide Open. On entering, scene
oflusescrbsbe confusion met bis view. The books OF
the establishment defsced sOed In the most thy
manner were strewed about the nOOr.
Desks and tables the iron safe its front inner com
part,nents separated seemed 20 announce that II had
been riAsd and some tools lying on the floor. adapted
Cor forcing impaired the Idea that regular and success
III exploit had been performed there. On Inquiry II
w.s sseertsined from Mr.. Pemberton that $40 all
hs cash el In the safe Saturday evening. and the
ooy object OF value, independent OF the above small
srm which II contained was small mahogany box
containing set Of diamonds valued at from $4,000 to
$4,000 belonging to lady Of this city which had been
deposited for safe keeping with the President
Well singular TO relate this identical box found
near The door unopened still containing all its precious
ewery; and so note, just half the amount OF the
money which In the safe on Saturday and recog
tizsd IS forming part of that sum- discovered lying
on one Of the desks The box did not bear the slightest
MARKS Of violence having been applied 10 IT.
N. o. Times, Oct ..
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BY THE SOUTHERN NAIL
Thing. In PhiIs dolphin


PHILADELPHIA Nov. 3 ls47
..,o,A.,,ng case has been decided before the
a. = Circuit Court 10 this city. broueh, by Mr.. A n
c.,,e, 81 Newark n J an agent OF BlsnchArds Gun
So rnrups Factory for Infringement OF patent Ihe
,,schine was originally applied TO cutting sho. iSsU o
,rokes sun stocks. 81. but II has, ne you knoN oc
ru.s a. the cutting Of marble buss win the uunoss
ss,v Two of these were produced on tho tr's ousis
~ Mr. Clay and Mr Webster, made BY tns "tcnoy VI
.,esm ans the Of the common turning SIM
Blanchard the Inventor. 10 Bostonisn y 80, ~ 49,
,,ented this machine 81 years sgo 10 ie tne pNeeh'
- renewed for IL years by speciA SCI OF tVntress
IN consideration Of its great merit un recently mas
only been applied TO uitsrisn purposes ana suca sp
it.,or ,,u.i work revolution In the useful and Fine
~ blanchard 10 the present cases for there
to Of hem recovered verdies for Saba merely
Is dsusses .,,, D.I f,.,
,-,rra of John KnoH before Mary Queen OF Scots
Khch will be elegantly engraved for the Art Union OF
psIsselphs Al the monthly meeting Of It's Board OF
x.ns;srs lssl evening the ArUnon OF your CITY was
elected honorary member Of the Philadelphia Union
4 compliment which hope % see reciprocated. Our
,sx society getting finely. and will prove zeal
"a, associate 10 your excellent Society Ia advancing
he fse arts an rendering Ihem su5seryieBt 10 rutsr
sn pcipoies
The market b, gina to assume the inactivity which
susy yrec. the arrival Of Steamer Flour IL ouii
at6li holders would take less II offered Corn Meal
ssd Rye Flour arc nominal ct last qnotsnons. "nes'
/. coming In slowly 2co0 bushels priss Delaware reos
S,ouso, l37 CT Kye 81 cts Corn nscive-old 10 cts
eu 81 c,s 1000 bushels southern Oats sold. according
40 suslity AZ ~ 40 cts. Cofee-2tOO bags Mo ana
Soh,rs asuayrA sold on time. at "a a a. 500 bbls
soriis TurpeniiDe sold at "A 20 cts. Whisky dull At
= scots
ne sAes Of stocks were
Ti,s, Board-l20O0 Reading Bonds, 69t 1000 Peuns
{. SOS 73;; 300 Wilmington 6s, s;t; Is Bank Ken
,ueky. % 100 sasquehanna Canal, H. Second Board
qOoC Reading Bonds. 69, 5000 Government Loan Sc,
9 a. Q2 5000 do Re. SO l02; 1880 do 10. 62, 1921
1900 Penns So IS 73f li00 DO wD, 73s 5000 do, o.,
i3i 10 Girard Bank. 100.
D;r9ends deflartd 7Ais Ddy-Philsdelphia Bank op.
Ard sxira: Northern Liberty Bank, per cent Ken
slr9io6 Bank per cent Bank OF Commerce, per ct
South ssrk Bank. per cent; Mechanics Bank, per
cent. Commercial Bank per cent
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W. IL CARY e. co.

l3n fCsRi-sTREkr, OPPOSITE Etphk-'Tfrts
IIANE IN STORE and are receiving BY lafe arrivals
Caxes Marshalfs Linen Tread, Nos rs 20 100
stevsrs Coz Linen Tread. all colors and Nos CLARK
Co. Paisley Spool Cotton, cord white, 2o Yards
Clark Cos Paisley Spool Cotton, cord 100 yds, white
and colors 900.
Warreus Needles drilled eyed sharp- and betWs dileo
eyed Needles, low priced.
Howe Msnnscturins Co sod-head Pins full and shor,
stuck.
PUrse. Purse Twist, plain and assorted shades
stsel Beads, Steel Tassels, Rings aud Fringe.
Tortoise Shell. Buffalo and imitation carved Combs
Tortoise Shell aud Horn Side Combs plain and carved
Bone. metal and composition suspender Buttons
Pearl aud AGATE shirt Buttons
Lasting. Mohair and Brocsde Coat Buttons
Wade Butchers Raz0rs, All patterns
Knives and Scissors. OF all descr ptiOnsand the largest
Of French. English and German rhncy Good
T. found in this country which they offer 70 Jobher.
.nd Retailers apon the hest terms aus 2missOl niseod
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LITTELL;s LIVING AGE.


DUBLlshED WEEKLY, a. l.! cents per No. or IS a
Il year WAsHSGTos. Dec q, l945
Of All the Periodical journals devoted toltersture and
science which abound Errore and IN his th
has appeared 20 be the most useful ~ contains
deed the exposition only the literature Of the
English language but this by the immense extent and
prehension include portrure Of the human mind IN he
utmost expansion Of the present aEe J. q. ADAMS" s
BERFORD a co. No Aston House have received this
weeks 40 no l82l- j. the richest No yet published
II contains - different articles
NEW BOOKS
The Indian m hs Wigwan. by II X ~choOcraf 50 "a.
Ratlin the Refer. ed by Capt. Mauyst p cts
Capt Henry Campaign Sketches, paper = cts
BIackwood Tor November. arirh No. p cts.
The Iron MASK. by Victor HUGO. % cts.
Wilson's Tales Of the Border" No p cts.
Sybl Leunard. By Mrs. Grey p cts
Rody the Rover. hy ". Carlton. p cts.
The Cratur. Tale - the Pacific, By Cooper Jtcls
Offaweh an Indian Romance illustrated I'd c.s
The Devils Pool, by George sand. - cts.
Norman's Bridge. BY Mrs Marsh p cts
Marmaduke Herbert BY Lady Bessingion q ci-
Sir II Morgan. the Buooaneer BY ? Howard . cts
Eclectic Magazine for November. ~ cis
Hunts Magazine for November. ~ cts.
Maps. Guide Books, Maps Of London, aud al the New
Publications soon issued, for sale AZ
BERFORD L CO.'S Literary Depot.
n3 2tis Aston House.
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FATAL ACCIDENT We learn that on Saturday
last Mr. Thomas Stevens u the act Of Joining
while they 10 slow motion, at the depot In
Lawrence they together before he could escape
ard crushed him between them njurine him serious
y that he lived but twelve hours after Mr.. Stevens
was native Of Canada bu, has recently resided In Do
yer N II and was @oout25 years Of age. lBost Trsv.
MURprR.-John Norman WAS killed at Mobile on
the 2ld ult. by William HILL Norman was sitting in
cohso house Hin came In and began abusing him Nor
msn rose from his seat when Hill struck him several
blows on the head with a chair so that death ensusd
nm nscaued
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IN. z. LAMP DEPOT

Nos. TIf AMI % FuIIOH7 y HUH DII 7uTNt'
LAMPS, GfRANDOirs cHAyDELfeRs, nc.
q. FAY
HAS MADE such arrangements with large manuttc-
1turne establishment a. will insure the public
and others opportunity 70 procure cheap and
very superior articles Of Solar Hanging and stand
Lamps, In great variety.
"GlRANDOLEs"
Of new and superior style and finish;
SOLAR AND GAS CHANDELIERS
with 70 lights, OF the most splendid workmanship,
with or without Orism-
"CANDELABRAs. HALL LANTERNS" sc Sc.
Ia great Assortment
"BRACKET SOLAR"
and iii side Reflector Lamps and Wick..
The above articles nuequsled IN quality style and
beauty Of fnsh and will be sold AZ the manufactgrer
lowest prices wholesale ard retail 3ht' Bronzed ana
Silvered
n B.-Dont forget before purchasing 70 call and ex-
anime the the Lamp store sf and $50 Full
t0n-st. sun Buildings
Also old Lamps rsbronzed, gil' and silvered made 10
look like 81 short notice aud Astral Lamps altered 10
Solar or luis
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AMERICAN AGRICULTURYsT.

NOFEMbEN No. tnls ulY punIshed, v nIch u lIIFu =
usual with well worthy the notice Of every far
mer in our land.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
With view eNfenc the circulation and usefulness OF
the Am. Agicuiturist" will furnish clubs, through
the Post Ohce the following low rates Three copies,
one year 3; ght copies - twenty copies one year =
To secure the Agoulturs at the above rates the amount
must be paid IN Vance.
Reuiiances may be sent through the Post Ofce with
entire rafetv, which sh0uli be sent fpostpaidl 20
NJ 80 C. NJ. SAXTON. PflisheT -oj Broadway. \. York
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LATER FROM SANTA FE.-A few letters were
received IN this city yesterday from Santa re Our
correspondence has 20 hand but have seen
private letter from member Of Col Esst0n's bsttal
loo which IL dated the 9th Of August II Is mainly
made MP OF matters of no CREST general interest
The company 10 which the writer belonged was sixty
three days on the route only forty of which, how
ever were occupied 10 the march. The whole OF Col
Fssous battalion had arrived. and they were busiy
ssged 10 getting their quarters In good order said
hat the evils under which the volunteers who preceded
tnem had suffered from indulgence Ia dissipation and
gambling and the disregard of military order would be
Immediately remedied, they were under rigid
Disciple
Tae writer says We have rumors here ihst the
Nexcsns hsve murdered all the Americans in chihuahua
but has not been confirmed and Mexican from III
Psso ssys that they had heard of II at that place
rSt Louis Republican, Oct. %.
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MORAND's
pAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES.

Informs hs friends aud the public that be has removed
his Rooms,
ESTABLISHED ~ 1907
From the corner OF Chamb0rsst aud b ladwsy ma the
Granite Buildings, 10
1872 ChafhaITl-.t. opposite the Chatham Theatre,
over Messrs. Gsssner q lOunEs Grocery stors
Prices for Picture from ~ uparard
According TO size number Of persons plate ard
richness Of the case frame
LIKEsEssEs wkRRASTED
4 begs leave TO 20 hs public that be 10 10 10
way connected with any other
DsGUEKREAN EsTAnLIsHMENr
n this OF any other ciry % 5neoiis
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"a ~<sss.s<..,r<. OAD- Uinfer ArrangsnNnt. ON
Xxx -hH--~--- and after Monday, Nov. 3, ls<7, the
freight train 10 which passenger car l. stsched will
unt, f.rfber nOuce leave M0srr at A u Newark
At y p NJ Leave Ne~-fork o'clock A VI r NJ.
Leave Newark 10 o'clock A. ". : =. N. Leave SiOrns
town O'Clock \ ii.
Paasenzers b. Ehe ng tram - Morustown will ar
rive there o'clock stages viii be Ia resdise.s
convsy them 40 Schooeys Mountain, Nashinst9n Bel
vid-re aud Easton daily 70 Ow-gO, Milford Newton,
stanh0ps and Saccssuuy on Mondsys, Wednesdays and
Fridays. and Rocktway Dover sparta sod Newton on
Tue-days Tnursd.ys and Saturday, each line returning
following days the " train for View ork
stage viii for Baking Ridge every evening
the aSuvai 81 the cara ~ Morrlstown. .
By line Tesenty ests5ished. stage caves Nofsown
Tor the Delaware Ws-r Gap s1d srOadsburzss otannope
J0hnsonb1fs Columbia ead 5sifst0wo, every J.es9.y
Thu sdsy and Saturday to arrival VI tse A ~ M
ON T. Rerufuiag the alternate oAy'i 'Ys , 80,
leaves srroudsbarg An 70 meet the r A cars if''
Mor1sf0wu. - ,-s.- -,.h...,
Pssssnxer- 90 through to and from jersey CITY ~ita2st
chsnrng care on leaving ths clfy, ps.ssnssc III az
post their bsgzsse IN rhe 81 the io't o.
,vbsre an sx-nr viii Be IN erteDcsncs y r-e~lNef W -
An packskes O. bundles b entered on tne wsy-N
~ he r,oo-ny will GOT holt theme Ives responsible
PrsfxS, will B.. forwarded i'"n,disfey % NoTsto1p
Ton, Aim, Basin BIZ stephens Jo0drs Daily Trsns
nerr.rion line 70 S-wsrk rom the Trsnspor s,oo
s,fFe. OF the y J. r r rransporariou Company foot
OF Liberty-t lH3l IRA DODD, superintendent.
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a SPLENDID

HOLIDAY PRESENT The Bouquet u Melody r.
Infused Annual for 1870. il the desirable holiday
present offered the American public n i spen-
didy bound contains ten beautifully executed hhographe
embellishments and the choicest collection OF music ever
published Ia the country.
This much more desirable present than tie gene
raj ty ANNALS chief and almost only merit u In
appearance, whereas this work lot only beautiful IA a
pearance but contains selection Of music. every piece
OF which will become greater iavorte every ume 70 u
heard, thus combining utility with elegance
Published By FIRTH, HALL a POND, - Broadway
n3 I'm and FIRTH HALL, FranklIn-squ.re.
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< ooo TESTIMONIALS

I'HE ALMOST fNCREDiBt number Of nearly 300
1 Testimonials are possession OF The proprietor OF
Brisols sars-psrla, elumerang cures almost beyond
belief The Of James Wyckof. who cured by ne
after losing nesry all his limbs a. part Of his face
Is doubtless ~ relief unparalleled IN the an
mails u the healing It, has embodened the
pied 70 oter their spurious limitations beware
OF Them Busiois the only and origina article
For sac In the Depot sd aud - Cortsnd-st Nc ~
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FANNY roRRESTHR's
PRACTICAL STOKES.
fReutfsi Edition.
iARLFs LisN, or How TO obseerve the Golden Rule.


fRfuifri Edfi0ns
CHARLIE. LfgN, or How 10 Observe the Golden Rule
AfIFS LrCts. The S-ifmadc Mar
THr GREAT SFCEET. or How o. be happf
HNIHATE EVER FANNY FORESTER writes beans
w the stamp Of genus-n0r this only ~ aso bears
the stamp OF moral excel. ence' lthAtrr OaN.
Charles Lan ought be read aud BY in every flnily
once year. for the benefit of both parents and children
10 little book with thoughts exhibiting rare
knowledge Of the human heart lBatusf Hes sirr-
Miss Chuhbnck. the aufloress. now Mrs jndsnn' an-
better known Fanny Forrrsterr never wrote ine
that not pleasing and instructive. Combining these
qualities IN eminent degree in her productions se
has succeeded mot admirably in winning her way 70 he
hearts Of her readers The work before = worthy % her
gifted nen 10 should BE- read extensively" Sat Emp.
This book lAlen Lucasl possesses undeniable merit
The descriptive sketch with which u opens u Of rare
finish The characters though hardly more than outlines
are cearly dcriinated. Then 20 j. u good moral ten
'e The Churchmaa
"Let them read ti. book CThe Greaf Secret and set
lessons that will abide with them for life time 10 = -
written a. 20 ~ read with delight and when read u vi
be remembered There Is conseeuiiveness and great Va
riety~ Boston Reporter
EVERYBODY Ola aud yours Will feel the better for read
ins thu. book The Great Secretl- Gnu Messenger
l.. COLBY co. Publishers,
M Sti.s l22 Nassan-st New-i0rS
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THE MOON. FULL
Rse.....6 81 Sets ...4 IS Rises. 10 Eve. 80
London -. ......Oct. 3 Hsvre ..............Oct 4
Liverpool ..........Oct New-Oreans. %
CIeared.-ships Persian, Robbins, Nsw-Ofeans. X
Ease south CarOhus, Hamilton, Charleston, @ Sutton.
Bark. Gambia Redhead, Bathurst Africa; Mara, new
PARK, 81 Thomas Ac W w fTait 20 80
Brss Aida McFaiss. TUX. Island, El-ell Co
Nancy Piaistsd Church franklin, La; henrco, Paine,
Demerara Fos.sr NlckefsoLi Reindeer Nnsef, MAla-
"a 90: Petrol M.bes st Johns, NIB, Brett Nose .
Schrs Chss Henry Ryan. Philsdi superior BAL raj
River Pocahouiss srsck, Richmond, Allen a faNson'
Henry Clay Smith, fhlsd
siooP President, tu.bie New Haven
Arrived.-Bsk Vernon, Ross, Liverpool y ds salt 20
Jones Johnson 23th ult, lSe NJ lat Al TO- lons % ~
large steamship steering T. supposed the missouri
hence Tor Havre oh Nantucket passed bark with the
loss Of main ana mizen tOpmssts. steering NV BY w,
Bremen bark Alfred. Bsser, Bremen 81 ds In bassi'
Pot IN 20 land passengers 20 Herkenwrah Van Dsine
Psssengers-MrH Kothe and l65 m the stecfske
Brig Tyieston, Burngene WEXFORD RI as ba4i tst
Schr Brown. Dou ghty, Boston. d, mcse- -
schr Enterprise (of Alexandria, Knowles, Halifax Ms
lofs fish 70 Bach McEvers
SchT Noup,re.l, Gilmore Halifax Ms Il d., hsh.
sehr Oriental, Brown, Mschias, Me- os, lumber 10
Brett a Nose
sehf Black Hawk. Kelly I'm Plymouth, hsh. Whitney
schf Oseeoa, Doane, I'm Plymouth, ish, 70 Whitney
Below.-ship Charemasno, Packard, I'm Pietou, Ms
coal also banks and briss Wind light Al sE.
gsailed.-shio. Monterurns Liverpool; Houqua sinss
pore south Cuolins, Charleston, Baltimore, HAVE
Memphis, New-Orlsans
Big Msdsoa. Savannah, and othsss
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NOTICES..

u Interesting Lecturc.-A Lecture will BE- deiv-
rree % huf.dy evening. the 4fh inst ~ the lvceum
Building 81 Broadway near Prncest On the scouts and
seffice OF the Team Rangers with Of the
NJ and odstoms Of the Mercans decf ptons Of country
lneoe.is q battle. &c. by 4 Rem, Jr Of Ne~Ofeans.
formerly 81 the Texan Rangers Lecture - commence
O'Clock = NJ Tickets - cents % be had a the prnci-
lt DOCK and music stores. aLd ~ the door % -fis
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