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Dc- The New York Sun gives the following as
the details of the agreement between Lord Clanri-
carde and Mr. Bancroft, in relation to an Atlantic
postal arrangement:
!. Entire reciprocity between the two govern
ments in the transmission Of letters by their respec
tive steamers.
2. The rates of postage to be uniform for Ameri-
can and English steamers
3. The British colonial mail to be conveyed
through the United States, and by the American as
well as the English steamers.
4. American mails for Europe, Asia and Africa,
to be conveyed by the British as we'll as the Amer-
can steamers.
The rates of postage will not probably exceed
twenty-five cents on each letter from the United
States or one shilling sterling on letters forwarded
from the United Kingdom. By this arrangement,
letter mailed in any part of Great Britain or Ire
land, and shilling paid upon it there, vii, De de-
livered in the United States without charge to the
person to whom it is directed So with letter sent
from the United States, by the payment of twenty
five cents here it will be delivered free ofcharge in
any part of England, Ireland or Scotland
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ILLIN OIS,

Thirty-seven counties-Taylor's gain 6OOO over
Folks vote.
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New Orleans Cattle Marx
DIRECTED daily for The Crescent, b. VINCENT WI.

Corrected daily for the Crescent b. VINCENT WIZ
LAFAYETTE, Nov. IS. 1sls.-Anived steamers Aha.
Hannibal, Patrick Henry. Grand Turk and Schuyki "a
all descriptions Of Cattle Hogs and Sheep Our auostos
unaltered = Beef &C. p ID; Hogs, 3D31Sc ID. Sheen
81 5O0$2 50 o head; Mich Cows, 500 s35 head H,y
s25(0sH p ton; Oats 3O032 % bushel; Bran 6037Oc
swt; Corn, 55l057c. 2 bushel; Oil Cake. 81 2 cwt.
-s0e-
:. of IT,. Meetings This Evening.
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF Honor No. 4, at Temple Hail. Ma
S. Canal street, at hafpast7.
OCEAN TEMPLE Honor No. 2, at Unity Hail. Maren,
Buildings. Third Municipality.
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is at Crystal Fount Hall q
Tchoupititoulas street, at halfpast z.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church at Alsen
at halfDast7
Auction Sales This Day.
MoRPHY NEv1Us win sell at 1874 Poydras, at 10 o'clo
Harness, SaddIery, etc.
R. NJ ARMFIELD win sell at the store of Jasper Smith
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats, Boots. Shoes etc., with
out reserve. [t-v~ See Auction headl
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE ADYERTfsEMENTs oN THIRD feE.
Pirsburg GRIFFIN YEAIMAN, Cunningham 5 P. 4
Mobile. JAMES HEWITT, QaAIrer.s p NJ
E~ The JAMES HEwTTT-For Mobile MonisOa
sy Wetumpks and s landings on he AaPHm fs Rye
MO '-0-D~' al HYDE & oGTEsBY, 70 Poydrasa
LIZ s. Daney's Magical Pain Extractor.-T
original and only genune, always has the written signature
the proprietor H DALEY the wrappers Of each box
Southern Depot ISL chartrss street. New oflsan' an
~ The Amsrico-Graefenberg Theory does not
presume that medicine can cure all disea is idle aud mpu
dent haunt doctrine the Intelligent comnun
1t the language Of quacks and prnders But in the
medicines offered by the Grastenbeg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its andote.
~ For Agents. Graeenbeg's seriss, fourth page NJ
GR Important to Heaith-No family should neglect
to have hand few bottles Of BILLINGS CARMINATlHg
frequently during the summer months than at any other period
n This remedy fails in the obstinate D
rh9a. Wholesale Depot 70 Camp street, NewQrleanl
ieI d. HANSBROUGH
~ See advertisement, the first page Of this paper
headed TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES" Of Cumstock
celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot No
Poydras street, where all that sold warranted GENUINE and
PURE. sl em
~ To Country Merchants, Planters and PhYsi-
eians-Peass the advertisement Of Rustic PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed above. myO
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u The public hereby informed that the for the
The TRUE DELTA prolonged owing to circumstances beyond
the control Of the Association Due notice will be of its FIRST
publication Ali soliciting patronage requested receive
40 money 10 advance the present. nl3
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FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES.

We have splendid ssretyof New and Beautiful
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
To which friends and Of dealers
orally. Our stock consists, part, Of:
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STRAYED

NROM the residence of the subscriber 4 Camp street
IL wire haired Terrier DOG. Scotch and hound - i
breed-had large scad the right hind leg, =kIssE
which looks black and is not covered with hair. -
The dog rather old, and just off the ship Action. be
eTal reward to whoever will return the to
n201t @. d. BUNCE. Premium Hat Store, 30 Canal st.
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or For Sale at No. II CAMP Street.
RROQKs's DESIGNS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
ID In vol. 4to.
BRoQKs,s DESIGNS FOR COTTAGES AND
VILLAS. / vol. 4t0.
sARTAIN's AMERICAN GALLERY OF ART.
tom The works Of the best Artists with Poeiical and
Prose Illustrations by distinguished American Authon
lLLOSFRATED POEMS, BY DIrB. L. II Sgourney, with
designs BY Felix o. G. barley, engraved by American
Just received and for sale at the Neworean satiOnsu
Warehouse" mo 81 j r STEEL, n Cyamp ID
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ER@ University of Louisiana - Law Department
The FIRST LECTURE this Department will be delivered by
Professor HENRY BULLARD in the Old Medical College, in
Common strest, THIS EVENING, at o'clock MO It
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MTssTssIPPI.

Cass ahead in az co.'s .58S. Folks mai in do .4056.
Tayors gain, 1868 Is cos still to be heard from.
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The Vote for President.
VIRGINIA.

washington Ts asa ST. Ss7 81 ?is f rs
Smyth. -.......... Is ........2I5 ~
Wythe. ......... u ....... -3O9 323
Total. -. sos 677....... .955 I647
Tavlor,s oain in these counties. ...... 523
Taylors gain in II co.'s, previously received. l6l6
To,.I r1.vlor,s .2l39
Cass i ahead In n counties ............... 68I
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100 half pipes quarter casks and eghths old BRANDY
500 boxes, various brands, CLARET WINE.
100 dozen of fine old OP0RTO.
100 dozen SOuthsde MADEIRA.
500 boxes MUSCAT WINE.
so dozen superior old MABMSEY.
100 boxes BRANDY CHERRIES.
so boxes BRANDY FRUITS assorted
200 quarter casks PORT WINE.
20 mats DATES.
200 boxes MR.. RAISINS
200 kegs GRAPES (AIalaga)
100 boxes Canton PRESERVED GINGER,
500 boxes GUAVA JELLY. twO-pound boxes.
100 boxes GENOA CITRON.
so casks ZANT CURRANTS.
cargo of brig Pulaski, to arrive from MsaRs,
with WINES FRUITS, Also, Spanish bark Orlean0s
with FRUITS, WINE and ALMONDS from Barcelona in bond
or out r. +. NICHOLS CO.
MO 1t rs and 78 Camp st.
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW oRLEANS.

MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90 1913
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THE GEM, NO. 10 Royal street.
OPPOSITE THE PosT-oFFIcE.
TTNHIS SALOON has been fitted up in style that for
taste and convenience surpsses any in the South The
Bar IS and shall always be- supplied with the choicest Of
liquors [n20l JOHN G. MILLER.
ENGLISH CANNEL GOAL.
FE'HE British ship Belmont will discharge Tuesday,
the 2lst at Post 90 near the Water Works fifty tons Of
C-9JNJNEL COAL, of extra good quality. Families will
be supplied at low price. delivered from the levee while
the vessel is disehargng.
n2O3t EDGELL, MULFORD & CO. 1sPoydras 81.
ONE HUNDRED MEN FOR YUoATAN!
TTVHE undersigned having received a commission from
a the gallant Colonel GEORGE w WHITE "a
Commander of the American Volunteers to Taisee SaRn
IA accompany Of MO UNITED MEN, to a. fEA
S,D aid the patriots Of Xucatan in dTiving--@-
IRk the Indians from the cities and villages which
l they have deseeFated by their inhuman atrocities
will commence forthwith to organize company of ONE
HUNDRED MEN to proceed once to the seat of war.
In order that the paOtEm Of those who volunteer may not
unewaTded the Government of Yucatan has generously
guaranteed to the soden the pay Of IS month with good
Taons and comfortable clothing; in addition 10 which each
soldier viii receive a bounty Of $40 ACRES OF LAND
r p MACE, late Captain Louisiana Regt
70 Rendezvous at Devereaux's house. corner of st.
Charles and PoydFas streets. mott
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J. B. sTEEL's
rn r..-rnrrrrrnr.r

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No IA CAMP STREET NKwORLEANs,
Is SUPPLIED with material requisite for the prompt,
i nest and economical execution of LETIERPRESS
PRLNIJVC Public attention respectfully Inv tied 70 this
establishment in The that ample satisfaction will be
given to those who require fancy large small
work cheaply and expsdiousY executed Cards Circulars
Bill Heads bray Receipts Bills Lading Insurance. Policies.
Commercial Blanks, Lazy Blanks LAWYER Briefs Pamph-
Posters Hand Bills. etc. etc.
BOOK-BLNDLTC9 and r ULIJVCf.-BOoks bound to
order in the best manner and short notice. Ruling done
any pattern on the most reasonable terms MO 81
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MUSIC AND SINGING.
n FEHRMANN, Professor of Music and Singing corner
~. of APOLLO and Clio streets, in the Drug EyEsSA
store, offers his services to the public of Orleans A
in giving lessons. at a very moderate price on the y
PIANO-FORTE and in SINGING on the best principles
of teaching the same.
N. B.-Best of references given. no 3m
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S. of r.. Meetings This Evening.
Auction Sales This Dav

AUCTION sales THIS Days
MoRPHY MENUS viii sell at 1874 Poydras at 10 ococt
Harness, Saddery, etc.
r. NJ ARMFIELD win sell at the store Jasper F Smith
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats, Boots. Shoes etc. with
out reserve. [kT- See Auction headl
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steamboat Departures ThIs Day.
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H1PBARD's WILD oHERRY BTTFERs

By TELEGRAPH
have received ~" 4''S''
THE PREMIUM HATS
GUTTA PERCHA sTIFFENED
that obtained the premium the last Far Amere Inning
held Al October sAe Castle Garden IN the city Of New York
u These HatE, FOR beauty, elasticity durability and ligne,s m
unsurpassed, and il remarkable how great demand ~ sn I'M
already in this market for themat North they have y yE
sal satisfaction. MD Ct C. D. BUNCE n Canal a.
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We give place the eusion Of our fend and CORES
pondent Sheep, 70 aid in relieving the disappointment
caused by the issue of the Presidential election W. truly
nitv the poor fellow
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nR, PEARSON informs ms pafients ss7sszw-Fsa
~ that ne can be found daily al his Office & -
from A. n. to P. NJ DR.. Pearson 81 4 ~ -
many Improvements in Dental Surgery are IlIIlIy
too well know and appreciated to require enunesag
his BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy the attsnin
OF those requiring artificial ones His prices graded %
suit the circumstances of ALL Office At his residence Ia
rome Street. near Canal. az % u
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Supsrfne all linen Shirts-stitched bosoms;
Superfne English Muslin Shirts; do. York Mil do.
Medium quality cali Shirts,
Linen and Cotton Check do
Merno flannel gauze, brown white and pink Undersh rld
Drawers;
Very rich styles fancy Cravats;
Italian and French black silk Cravats
MerinO Cashmeras Buckskn buck and white Kid Gloves
Cotton, merino ana linen Half-Hose
Silk and gingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Vaises, Carpet Bags &c. SC.
At this establishment
which be Sold and NO REDUCTION can any instance
be made. ALFRED MJJNROE x,
o2 "a Magazine street
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VITATIO III!
CALL AND SEE

The Largest Stock of CLOTHING in the Southern
Country AT
ALFRED MUNROE o. CO.'S One Price Store,
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COMMERCIAh AFFAIRS.

Tut8uny, ApTI1 15-5 r.
The movements in specie havs had an unfavorable
effect upon the stock market At tho first board to-day,
prices fell of fraction and transactions were only to
moderate extent. Treasury notes declined Y per cent
Ohio 6s, u; Farmers Loan Il; Morris Canal Y; Har-
lena Vi others closing at prices current yesterday.
tecond board there only four lots stock sold
and prices experienced change There is no d,pcs'
ton to sell at the ruling rates. holders believing that
prices unnatursy depressed keep their lists out Of
the market sslsng possible and only make operations
when forced to through their own wants for money
those Of tbeir customers The general impression IT,
that stocks must advances and org this continues
holders will not force sales
The stsanthip Hibernia and Washington will take
out about eight hundred thousand dollars in specie and
rsmanoes to some extent in sterling bills of exchange
The current ratss TO- day for prime bills London were
loxa II per cent premium and the mar ct was cleaned
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Moore, Of Jersey City, the let company Montgomery
Guards and ia oompanv Emmett C3usrds are rsspsct
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dsncs, No. 10 Franklin street. Wednesday, the 18th
inst, 1t SK PM
On Tuesday morning. 18th April, MARY KIMLEY, ell
dest daughter Of George and the late Tompson
eyed ak years and six months
Her remains viii be taken to Canton Mass for inter-
ment.
On the 18th instant, WARToN SMITH, aged SO years,
son OF the late Evan Peters. of Phisd eiphis.
His relatives and friends invited attend his funs
this day ct 10 O'Clock NJ from the resi-
dence OF his brother David Peters, SO Renwiok street
Philadelphia and Cincinnati papers please copy
On the 18th inst, at 81 Greenwich street. ARR ArDrp
infant of Alexander H. and Ann Jane Taylor aged
tive months.
suddenly, on board Of the United States ship North
Carolina. yesterday morning about half past O'Clock,
Of disease Of the heart Surgeon FREDEscK SrcKxLs
United States New.
At Antwerp March l4th, ls4s, Of consumption CATH
ERIsx EMERsor. OF Bucksport, Msins wife Of Capt
w. Emerson, sged 80 years.
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STOCK SALES

BALrMonE. April II United Trea.ur, Notes s.
es; 10 shares Baltimore Ohio Railroad Co. gk; 10 gk
United Staes6iof 1857 clssed osx bid asked; Irss,
6's oa bid 0216 ssksd Maryl nd 6s co,ed at se
bid, 90 asked Baltimore IS, $780, at s6h bid asked ba
tmoe and Ohio Railroad shares a. 36k bid, 3ss asked
PHiLApgLPHIA April H. First Board-6 Reading, 10;
Pesusy Ivan Bank a73; 50 Norrowu 1ak; Bank North
Americs il% $1,000 Tennessee S., 75k $4,000 Heading -
6s, rxi Mcdaniel Bank, 2sx; $1,000 Tre.uy Note SIS
le?; Farmers and echsncs Bank. 81; SO Goal scrip
79k; 5000 3's, 73x Second Board-5o 6s, 81
k 1900 Note. g. io'x sac STATE s. ,o Ss
Reading Railroad 5s 1900 Chesapeake aud Delaware S. 36
sl IS Nn'vistown Railroad lax; IL Farmers and Meehsses
Bank ana 9ner Sss-7ooo State ST. 7'Z 5000 schuyLill
Navigation S. 7k 1000 Harrisburg Railroad S. 7sH'
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out ct these rates We quote bills Paris ct ST. sax
Amsterdam, 4o< q 4O,l; Hamburg, ssx ssi Bremen,
7ek . 80.
Tn, City Bank hos declared semi annual dividend
Of ten per cent and the Bank Of New York semi
nuAl dividend Of ave per cent
The commissioners appointed to examine the unh
nishsd line of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal have
complstsd their tour and ade their report. We
drstsnd they speak very favorsby of the progress Of
operations along the line, and express belief that the
canal can be finished by tho time designated In the con-
tract.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va
us of domsstics exported from the port of Boston
foreign countries, during two weeks ending April Is
1885,
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M Eric ANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMA
lv1 No 63 all seeIn conformity with the eQuisi-
Of their charter the Company submit the following
statement :-Amount Of premiums not naked of April Sd,
8 $751; al amount OF premiums policies issued dur
ing the ending trr 81, 1875 $7s2s Sa-tota amount
premiums $849 06 7 The amount OF premiums marked
OH dq ing the year above was-on marine risks SSu' e2s
S66<37 &C. less premiums $50 49, t2eamed premi
for the year. S64 6ss as Paid during the period
insurance. &62t60 o. $40 7s 9a interest,"
mmisson and b,d debts S29 738 10; lossss S20
II; mard gatioa do 62 30tota $4l6 37 -; profits
to be divided Sl9S8 IT, Amount Of earnogs Of 1877 $265l
73 do do 188 above, S9s l8 7tpal for two years.
$3.50 10 So The company further that they have at
Treasuy notes 4l0l $50 81 bills receivable $3 37 49, cash
and claims be closed by cash notes. S3 9se 81
crip Of other companies 91-ota assets 1868 583 a.
The Trustees have declared dividend of thtywo cent
eirned premiums Of the Bile scrip
aud alter the second Monday in May The Trustees
have also resolved to pay an OF SIX per cent ON the
amount of the certificates authorized to be issued in April
atves and after the eighth day of May next Ii also
resolved tn the accumulated profit. exceed the
of half million Of dola the shall be appropria
ted to the redemption oft scrip agreeaby the proyisions
Of the charter. By order of the Board CHARLES NEW
S0Ms Hv9 LANES as Free Ere:
stsw.T q Msi.h, George Ha.sng; G W Roger Henry
II. Z. Mofing. .amusl Bsals. William Watt Almes Reed
Cyrus Curtis Herman Boxer Charles G. Carleton. Lucius
Hopkins Danrsl g. Havsnd, Levi Cook, David L. Ssyre.
Henry Stone, Jane: z. Hal!ock, Maltby George p
Phelps James D. Souier, Frederick Victor. H. Mali,
Richard Bigelow. Alsxi. Baker. JOSEPH WALKER,
P5s,iSsSt tEWIS GREGORY vise President FIJI IA
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The Foreign Mails.

WEE KY HERALD FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Hibernis will leave this port for Liver
pool at noon to-day and the European edition Of the
Weekly Herald will be ready at nine O'Clock, this
Ing, in full time for her mails.
will, usual contain everything Of interest to Eu
ropean readers that has occurred this side Of the At
lantic since the sailing Of the last steamship.
The steamship Warrington will lssvs hsre tomorrow
morning at ten O'Clock and shall issue another ed
ton Of the Weekly Herald for her mails which will
ready ct halfpast eight o'clock, that morning.
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FORRIGN MARKETS.

Kiresror Jam April l, ls4s Recent arrivals here
have added materially stocks Of -four and tran
at 50 so q $40 per Dbl. An improved demand with
light supply given upward tendency to CORN meal
and ssles have been made at 81 so . - Is per Dol
The stock Of American lard Is heavy and sales dmeut
to make; We note about 500 kegs taken at 10 lohc
For pork the saes have been moderate about 400 DDS
taken at SIS for rump SIS 80 Tor prime and $40 on
for Mess American hams 10 large supply and I'M
saleabie Some small lots Of cheese selling at Ia
ITO per lb - Cor. PA L. Gazette and NJ Am.
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the chair. ubjset-"Grsfting. sowing, SO" Some
fns specimens Of Indisn corn raised BY r.. l.. Peli,
OF Pelhsm, Ulster county, were exhibited. Seeds Of
the cheese pumpkin, raised BY Mr. Avery, dis
tributed Specimens Of the seed potato, and seeds
Of the marrow squash, received from MIR Fowler,
brief remarks the subsct Of sowing onion seed and
wedding onions. Mr.. Simmer read long article from
the HorticuIturia of last month, the subject of
training, growing and preserving fruit trees. Pre-
lessor Smith did net zee how thu production Of oDa
man. read at meeting, should be taken gospel.
The tree was produced and propassea BY seed aud was
continued by graftngthe tree dies, and the grsftis
but aoontinuation Of the old tree Everything
duced by seed All boanists have determined that they
can only be produced In one way The tree dies like
man. God and nature have established these facts and
1t would be utterly impossible to upset the laws Of
nature MIR. Meigs introduced Nathaniel Sands Esq,
New Jersey who proposed to read IN article from tho
.asricuItu,ist Of last month"; the subject Of the
plough and its improvement. The first plough within
his recollection, some forty fifty years ego, was
called the hog plough Il then worth $40. The nrst
cast iron plough which no had here In the year
1900 he bought couple of them for $40 sach and In
troduesd them into Orange county, and poughsd with
heavy team Of oxen with his own hand. They we're
generally used by Justice Gardner Mr. Fowler and other
friends of his Of that day. Mr. here read the art
cle Dr. Undsrhill offered brief remarks, IN con-
nua'ion the subject Of the plough and the improve
mens effected in the manufacture of this useful imPle
msnt Of husbandry. COMMITTEES was, hersapon, on
motion appointed to examine the petition to Congress
for assistance to the heirs OF Mr. Newbod the inventor
of tho iron plough HE descendants In crcum
stances that require assistance and Mr. Newbold sacr
fced his estate In perectn this plough of nosouable
benefit to the couny but he did not live to realise any
benefit for himself or children. The club we're ocou
pied during the greater part the day in dstrib utng
gratis seeds, SO &o, and will meet again Tuesday
next.
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Aoeai'.. o,a30 20 DO .txV94ji
The East Indies 10 the great market for cotton
manufactures. The shipments Of domsstics from the
ports of Boston, New York and Philadelphia for foreign
ports during the past two weeks have been than
eight thousand packages.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
the principal government and State stocks In this
market for three periods -
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MORE ANTI Observation-Disclosures MURDER OF
A DEPUTY SHgRIFF.-The Hudson Gazette, of the
take the life Of Deputy Sheriff John H. Smith, Of Ii
vingston, made In sghkanio Saturday afternoon
last, betweeD and O'Clock. Smith left home In the
morning to attend the sale Of property which he
had levied upon, belonging to George l. Finks.
execution in favor Of Mr. Wioks for his which had
proceeded from thence to Philip B. Millsr's to summon
him a. juror After leaving Milsrs house. and about
o mile from Ysger's tavern, W bile driving past small
patch pine wood two stepped out guns in hands,
and deliberately fred him. One ball passed through
the wooden dash board Of his wagon, which 10 about
half inch thick and entered his thigh and has since
bsen cut out the other ball struck him in the right
breast paesng through and lodging In his shoulder In
ficting dangerous II not mortal wound. Mr.. Smith,
we understand is in very critical position and strong
doubts are entertained of his recovery"
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On Monday. the nth inst by the Rev. Mr. Benedict
Mr.. RICHARD HrMMISo, Of Boston, to Miss MARY LOUISA
BALDWIN, OF this city.
On the nth inst by the Rev Mr.. Hart, Mr. JoHN
HoAR, Jr to Miss MAav ANN WooLLEr, all OF this city,
Poughkeepsie papers please copy
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LvI sueet, can be conhdeaudy co,,nsd on piv y. ds
structures, elects. Mefcurs Ulcers, Lonsnuosaf
Debility &c His improved .thod Of curing GoaanhGa IA
to days will be found infaihblo D.. NJ egui phys
can and has been engaged for yeas .atte t-sc anec
tons. hArgss mo .rAte tfhce 81 Gold We.t Let1ss
enclosing fee attended to- and medicines forwneed.