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NEW ORLEANS:
MORNING, OCTOBER q.

Boy RUN ovER.-A number Of little boys were
baying in Tchoupilouas street, opposite Whitney,
Buildings, last evening, and, seeing two horses
rnning towards them as fast as the riders could
erge the animals they endeavored to get out Of the
Bay. They all succeeded bnt one, n child about
Bur five years Of age the son Of a laborer living
ID the neighborhood who was run over by one Of
the horses and for he lime supposed to be dead.
He was soon restored, hOwever and, although badly
injured, was found not 10 be dangerously 50. The
horses were ridden by two negroes, and some gen
tlemen who witnessed their recklessness and brutal
by endeayOred 10 catch them but in vain Still, il
5 hoped they will receive their need Of punish
nent, they are known, and officers were sent in
pursuit Of them.
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SIX AND STRAW GOODs!!!

9F0' II s7l'I " ~ ~ D ItL1I1I'
(betDeeR Common and GrdUier StS.)
ENHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their Fall and
4 Winter STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE SILK,
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, among which
the following
Black Lustring; Gro de Rhine and Gro de Swiss Dress
Silks all widths; Black Plaid Stripe Figured and Waered
do do Plaid and Rich Fancy Silks Black Apacas Black
Bombazne; Printed Cashmeres NJ. de LANES Owagos
Turk Satin White and COOred Satins and Bonnet Silks
Black and Coored Forences Grape Grape Lsse Illusions
&c. Green Barge; Black Silk Serges; Black and Fancy
silk Cravas Satin do; Ladies Fancy Dress Handkercheis;
POngee, Spitaield and India Handkerchief Black and
CoOred Silk FHnges, Gimps, Buttons, &c Black and
White Egyptian Flet Mitts; Black White and COOred
KID GLOVES Cashmere and SILK do Black and White
Silk Hose CotlOn Hosiery all kinds Shawls and ScaTfs
Taft. and Sarn do all numbers; NEW STYLE FANCY
BRAID BONNETS5 Tuscan and Straw do latest fash
ion Araficia Flowers and Wreaths Irish Linens Linen
Cambria Handkercheis Cambies; JacOnets Swiss and
Null Muslins Fancy Nets; EmbOideries, and almost
every variety of FANCY GOODS, suitable to the season.
usually kept by them to which they respectfully invite the
City and Country Trade
G. YALE, JR & co. q Magazine street,
a28lm-d&s-w Between Common and Gravier sis.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

FEI I.5JVI.I 6IFt6I, "a N08T 050be EUTERFE SITe6t
NERS. PREWETT, who has had considerable experience
I'VE and always entire satisfaction, has opened
SCHOOL above where will be taught all the branches
appeTtanlng to finished educatOn-Geography. Grammar
Reading, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. Physiology As
trOnomy, &C. &c.
tx An experienced French Lady has been employed to
give lessons in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Aiso-a
Gentleman to teach ALGEBRA and the higher branches Of
MAIH EmATICS. Lessons on the PIANO FORTE and
GUITAR will also be given, and especial attention paid
the depobment and moral Instruction.
~ Among those to whom Mrs p would refer archie
Rev JnO. HuichisOn, Oakland College. Hiss.; Hon. j. A.
Stockman, Mayor OF NatcheZ; G. A. Lac0ste. Esd Rev
J. X. Stratton, Naiehez Mrs Emma Willard Troy \. Y
Jno. Watt Esd, Hon 8 S. PTentiss, Gen G. y. Row ey
and the Board Of Directors Of the Public Schools OF the
Second Municipality. New Orleans.
Prices unusually iO1g. % I'm
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CANADIAN REyENUE.-The gross revenue ofthe
colony-Of Canada, for the year ending July s. lS48,
amounted to 50 PIG, 1896 50; being an increase of
$GG,0S0 over the income of the previous year
Nearly 81 600, 900 of this sum obtained from
the long line of custom-houses. Although the pub
lie debt is understood to be about $l4,0OO,OOO, the
income from public works is only $3O6,798, from
which there are to be deducted the expenses of up
holding them and collecting the revenue they yield.
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SMUGGLING AT HALIFAx-The British schooner
Indus, captain Day, arrived at Halifax the 18th
inst, from New York, had been seized there by the
revenue officers for smuggling, but had been re-
leased Three kegs of struggled liquor and box
Of tobacco were however retained by the officers.
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DC remarkable incident happened on board
she steamship Columbus during her last passage
from Charleston 10 Philadelphia. The Columbus
left Charleston Saturday, the lith, and owing
10 her encounering heavy sea, she did moi arrive
IN Philadelphia until the Tuesday following. The
Philadelphia Times says: Two days before she
sailed, box was shipped on board and the freight
plid ON u, whicINa marked r. Mishaw, Phila-
delphia.' The box, a. an after discovery showed,
contained a live slave, a loaf Of bread and jug of
wafer The discovery was not made until after
thr steamer got above Newcastle, when the vessel
put back, and the slave was put in Jail at that
place. lie proved 10 be man named Moses, the
property Of Miss Mary Browuea wealthy lady of
Charleston. Il appears that after eating the bread
and drinking the water, he cut his way through
bale Of cotton and dev0ured a large pound cake
and jug of wine in a box, which a newly married
couple were sending TO their friends in PhadeI-
phia. lie next got into a box Of pomegranates aud
eat them. Capt Peck, Of the Columbus kept the
circumstance private until yesterdy, thinking that
some inquiry would be made for the box, but no
one came for IL. -
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~, q velIer an 1,and Reform.

HAMILTON, Ohio, Sept. 3, I545,
Gentlemen Your letter OF the 4th INST ptopoqndlng
ceain inerrosOTies to me- has been received. As am
candidate for the suHges OF the people, recognize your
rights thus nterogate l answer TO your tst ana
policy Of he Government requires that the public lands
hond be witbhel from sale and giyeh to actual settlers
only al nominal puce that these grants should be made
10 limited quantities. l6j acres. Great injury has already
been inflicted upon many portions Of the West by permit
ting spectators large tracts of land who will neither
sell at fair prices improve but depend upon the industry
and enterprise Of other, 10 enhance the value their
property. To your thir question reply that see
ObectORfO the passage alaW EScmpuHZ the homestead
of certain valor tom execution ifOm debt contracted
after the Of the law, but the contrary
many adVauis winch would result from such
Very respectfully. our obt seTV't JNO b. WELLER.
Messrs Jos. H. AlnsOn VIM Colyn, and Others, eNcom
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UIg- A Continental War is by no means improha-
BILE ia the present aspect of affairs in Europe. The
King of Naples it would seem, not only has promise
Of protection from the Emperor Of Russia, but the
Emperor has pledged himself to stand By Austria,
in her claims 20 the LombardO- Venetian Provinces.
The Cabinet of ST. Petersburg having been con-
suited TO the proposed mediation responds that the
victories Of Marshal RadeiZky, of themselves, en-
force the Justice Of the Austrian rule and the right
Of Austria TO Lombardy is the same as that of Rus
STA 10 Poland, both having their origin in the treaty
OF Vienna. That treaty, assented to by the Eu-
rupean Powers, Russia insists, shall be fulfilled
and has so informed the Cabinets at London and
Paris. A new European Congress is talked Of
Russia is thus committed both to Austria and Ma
pies, 10 stand by old boundaries, and is ready, no
doubt, to back her paper edicts by bullets. In the
meantime, Austria sets her claim to Lombardy, not
only IN virtue Of the treaty Of 1875 guaranteed by
The Allied Powers, but in virtue also of the treaty
of 1920 The Cabinet of Vienna have also pub
lished decree, in which they affirm that the war
Of Charles Albert cannot be justified, and that no
European Mediation will be acceptable, which in
fringes upon the treaty of Vienna
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A ScouNDREL.-A beautiful girl, about Is years
old, applied 10 one of the magistrates of New York,
on the 10Th, for a warrant against a scoundrel to
whom she was married a few days before she
having found ont that hc had two wives living,
one ina Philadelphia and the other in New York.
warrant was issued for his arrest
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NO HUMBUG. 80
UPWARDS of 1000 bottles of DR.. COLEMAN'S
" GONORR0GA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past year. without complaint in instance Over ten
dozen used in our u s. Hospital -. This VI dicne cha
enges competition, both in the pOlt Of TASTE an CERTAINTY
Of where fails the money will be refunded IN every
~ Sold BY H. KENNEDY, "a Chadfee street, and
ca POYIPsg stgssf spqg esS5
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THE CHoLERA.-Extract from a private letter.
dated Hamburg, Sept 10: ''About the cholera you
need not be fearful. 1t sounds much worse than it
is, and the newspapers make a great deal of it.
People who eat pums and no solid food have had
it, but considerably more than half Of those who
have caught the disease have recovered, and it is
now gone or going for since last Friday am told
there has not been a single case.'
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

MRS. INGRAM
O. FASHIONABLE MILJINER n
- T Ns rs sa d Straao Hat li1aa5actnrsr. "a
sSss7 1 ~, ~ lamp street, New Orleans. &c.
cleaned and altered in a superior style Tib20 Iv
~ Country orders will be punctually attended To-
NEW GOODS, IMPORTED nv
ID. p SCAEL4N q CO.. For THEIR Cry TRADE.
SmKs AND sATINs-suaerb Paris styles. in ali The
IN fl0 Black Satin de Chine Changeable eros IT'S
Ii0llIf 6Egyptei Change4ble Pouit de Sole; SYTSSC
H. ming and solTees; Marcelines, sa'ins and ~
BLACK sIT.KS-Plain, every width, Of high lustre;
Do Watered very TG , PARIS Goods;
PoPELINEs-From Messrs. Atkinson Co, Dublin.
PARIS PRINTED CASHMERE D'ECOSsE AND
NOUS, DE IAINEsln small, medium and bold de
sign PLAIN, Plaid and Striped MadOnnas Raw Silks
hrago Saia and other Plads; Victoria Cashmeres, Me;
tgnos, Thbets ClOak.ngs French Prints, French and
GCAsHMERE sHAWLs:
Fi 6 Cashmere and BTocha Square shaws;
DO B0 Printed ae TurEs,a do. Long on ddo,;
Do do do. Square do;
MANTfLiAss AND CLoAKs
The most extensive and complete assortment of Paris En-
bOideFed Velvet Menno, Satin and Silk ClOaks, Visiies
'''''''' Webbing AND soIREE DRESSES:
White Embroidered Muslin Dresses;
E. E: 5S: en- ssfin g. 5S
Point Bruxello Point d Angletere
Pointd AOnzo Lace Flounoes
LACE CAPS, Wells, SCARFS, SC:
Maline, Jenny Lind, Republican and Thread Lace Capes
Be,elhes Collars and Cnfs British Chantilla, Deniele
and Thread Lace Dem Wells Bridal and Coored Scars
ChenisetteS aud Undersleeves
EMBROIDERIES:
Embroidered Capes, Chemisettes Habits Collars and
Cuffs Ladies French Embroidered Gaps Infants Caps
Waists Long and Short Robes.
LACES:
Real yaenciennes, Meekin Regency Point and English
Thread Laces and lnserngs with every variety OF English
lise laces and Nets
Linen, CambriG and Clear Lawn HANDKERCHIEFS;
Tape Borders, Fancy Cord do. Hemstched Riviere
broiered do, Rich with Lace do, Limerick do
RIBBONS, ARTlFICIALS, PLUMES, PASSE
MENTERlES PRINCES and BUTTONS.
ENGLISH HOSIERY, of every kind also a full as
sOrment OF KID GLOVES.
The above, which receiving, with full assert
ment of PARIS MILLINERY, have been selected with
great and taste by agent in France and by OF
from the importers in New York.
90 Im D. p seaman y CO. II ChaElras st.
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The BoNAPARTEs IN PARIs.-Of the tact and
conciliatory spirit exhibited by Louis Napoleon in
taking his seat in the French Assembly, readers
are already informed " The successes Of Louis
Napoleon have taken the Government by surprise,
and it is now said that, should there he an incOn-
venent demonstration by the Parisans, or SOi-dis-
tant partisans of the Prince, there will be inn
mediate coup-d'etdt. The Prince, his uncle, (the
ex-King Jerome,) and his cousins, Napoleon and
Pierre, Notwithstanding that the two aforementioned
are like himself representatives of the people, will
be seized and sent to Havre, and there shipped for
New York, while decree of Punishment az ainst
them will be demanded of the National Assembly.
This determination of the Government was COM
municated to Prince Napoleon, to be conveyed to
his cousin Prince Lotus Napoleon and it is reported
that in consequence the latter determined as quickly
as possible TO enter Paris
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THREE MoNTHs' EXTRA PAY.
MONTHLY BULLETW-No. 8.
RY, DIARRHGA, ETC.. PositiDeIv Cure,

- fH "a TT ~ .4lbhf -
The GRAEFENBER
COMPANY pledges itsell
TO the following facts.
1st. The GrGcteRber g
d HterB rHD
will cure the DysentsTy, DI.
arrhPa, ETC., in twenty -four
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant The
money is instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
81. Thousands of lives
have been saved by It's use
in some instances where the
patients have been given up
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SUsQUEHANNA RALBoAD.-At meeting of the
directors of the Baltimore and Susquehanna rail
road, r. NJ. Magraw was unanimously reelected
President of the COMPANY
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Js- At BuenOs Ayres, on the 18th inst, large
number of American merchantmen, and the Il. S
war steamer Allegheny, Capt. VIM. M. Hunter,
were in port. Exchange on the U. S. 90 per cent.
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A REvoLvER.-The Allegheny News states that,
she other day, boy in Mr.. James Criswell's Bat
ting Factory, was caught by shaft which revoves
within foot of the oice at the rate of 70 revolu
lions in A minute. lie was carried around several
times Mt This lrghtlul velocity, and finally thrown
from the shaft almost without injury. At every
revolution he came lit must have been slightly in
contact with the ioice.
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Il A BETA thousand dollars was pIanked up
yesterday, on the general result, between Wing
and Democrat, in the First Municipality The
Democrat bets that Gen. Cass will be elected, and
the Wing, Gen. Taylor.
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Os- Thanksgiving in Connecticut, Thursday,
the Both of November
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MN@gS@M sAASso

Groceries Provisions Li1uors &c.
BY MORP11 n MENUS, Auctioneers.
q HIS pay (SatgTdsy 25h INST, at lQO'cock-Wil
% o. bbIs. No. 2AfAC<EREi, hf do, casks Bacon
Gaad ana soap Care Po Wine Ma g9aeco s9ga
Champagne, Vinegar, Brandy, Gin Whisky, Lamp Oil
Oil e Oil etc. O2a
Stores, &c, for account U. S. Government
By HYDE d. MOSS.
SATURDAY, the % inst, at 10 O'Clock, a, M.-Wi
700 bbls HARD BREAD, 3 IRON. SAFES, Scale.
and Weights, several sells Cooper Tools lot of Campeachy
and Canvass Bag, large lot Packing Irvine, articles Of
Sold g o.dei Of Major Waggaman, c..
- iems, cash. o26
BY MORPHY & MENUS, Auctioneers.
MONDAY, goth inst, at 10 o'elock-Wil be sold, al
10y half bbIs. No. j MACKEREL, sound
. Sb alil DO TO- No. No. ! d DO. DO d.
Window Glass and Paints.
By MORPHY d MENUS, Auctioneers.
MONDAY the Both inst, at II Ocock-Will be sold, at
No. Soz s. M MNb6W f GkH e s9 from
50 kegs E n iiI e By GRR9 70 l4, GREEN
kegs CHINESE BLUE
E Catalogues will be ready early on the day of SALE
~ IeIhls HbtId. OGO
Dry Goods Hats Boots Shoes &c.
By r. ARMFIELD, Auctioneer
WILL b sold Daily, at the store of JASPER F.
w SMITH, No Z Canal street, between Camp and
COES, CLOTHS, CASSlnLiR Els, IL EhSliH - &C, nc.
HATS Boots, SHOES HhAAFR8DWARE Cutlery, and a
large variety of FANCY GOODS, all Of which win be
very suitable for Country Trade.
Terms G ash.
n B.-Liberal Cash Advances made cORsignments of
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches
Jeweiry and Merchandise generally OF 6m
Credit Sale Without Reserve.
BY MORPHY d MENUS Auctioneers.
MONDAY, 10th November at 10 O'Clock, A M-Wl be
I'VE sold, without any reserve
The entire stock Of HARNESS, SADDLERY, SAD
dies, FURNISHING MATERIALS TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, VALISES, &c;
Together with a large stock OF all kinds of CHAINS,
IRON, Musquito Netting, MusquitO Bars, OK YOkes
Wagons, Carts Drays, Officers and Common Tents, Old
Sails knapSacks, Caneens, and great yaiety OF articles
too Numerous to mention.
GY" The stock altogether amounts TO over 500 600.
E5 The Sale will be continued day until closed
and the present Proprietor pledges himself 10 the Public that
there shall be the goods, which Will be offered
private sale reduced prices until the 18Th November
For further particulars Catalogues which will be ready
where the sale will take place, at MOphy Nevus No.
81 Magazine street.
Terms will be very liberal. The Store torrent OILS
TO THE PUBLIC.
IL ICHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
ESTATE and SLAVES and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pegng his utmost eXeOns to promote the interest OF those
entrustlng business to his care,
~ Negroes of every description constantly on hand,
at private or public sale
EsY@ Liberal Cash Advances made cOnsign-
meBts RICHARD TERRELL AuctiOneer,
my20 Nos. IL and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-The Athens (Ala.)
Herald Of the llh inst. states that as a party of
ladies' and gentlemen were preparing TO take a ride
on horseback, on Saturday evening, the 9TH, Miss
Louisa Richardson, who had mounted her horse
preparatory to starting by some mischance fell off,
and in the fall had of her legs dreadfully brOk
en- Just above the ankle. Miss r. fingered in ex-
IRENE pain until Tuesday morning, when she died.
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% Lieut.. Reeds new play, called Love-
Martyr" was announced to be played at the Wal
mt Street Theatre, PhiIadeIphia, last Monday
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship 5. Titcomb Stone, Glasgow, l.. Fl. Gale
Shi Europeau whiting. ANTWERP, j. Z. Whitney q Co
Ship 8onhom. houell Liverpool, Andrews Dewey
SchrP Piedmont Brig gilman, kngionJa J.W Laehare&CO
Arrived Yesterday;
Shin London Ro.s, Is days fOm Boston, to Andrews 81
Dewey-2d my.
Shin r. b. Wales Crocker from Boston previously report
ed ashore at Battle ground Flats-2d my.
Suhr FlOinda, Thompson, from Campeachy, 18th inst in
ballast, masieT-Ist my.
STEAMBOATS,
Die Vernon, Henry I'm the Baze.
Belle Creole ChaHpOmeT, I'm Bayou SaFa29 bales cotton
Ellen, Sweeney tim Attakapas-152 bales cotton.
HOuma, Farsseu. i'm Attakapas-10 bales cotton.
Eliska Landry, fin Baton Rouge.
Mareng0 Brenham fin PfincetOn-I5F bales cOtol.
NatcheZ, Holmes, fin Grand Gulf-1482 bales cotton.
Luna Farchld, fin Bayou Sara-420 bales cotton
Nesa, Muggah fin Alexandria.
Bay State, Robertson, TN st. Louis.
Pride of the West, Williamson, I'm St Louis.
Jewess, Bugher, FIN Cincinnati.
TowbOat Caledonia, Whitmore fm the Passes.
BcLoo coming up-One ship, unknown
Memoranda:
Steamboat Pride Of the West left st. Louis on the 18th
inst. In port for New Orleans, steamboats, Gen Jesup
Highlander Kansas, Sacramento, Alice, and Patrick Henry
TOWbOat Caledonia went down light brought up ship
London and sUhr. FOLnda.
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Loss BY FIRE.-One or more Of the burden cars
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, containing
merchandise, took fire by spark from the engine
On the lidl inst, and destroyed and damaged
Inrge LOT Of gonhs
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NEW ORLEANS 4 CARROLLTON RAILROAD
Ia

ksaeMa
Depot corner Of BarOnae aud Perdido streets
A single ticket distance above Pleasant cents
single ticket for children over and under IL years 10 !
~ uckss Sheu) 49,. ~ 50
Half the above rates for distance below Pleasant street
Servants (saves) fol any distance 10
ER Residents in Lafayette CsnOlOn and vicinity are
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rate OF
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars to-wit % 90
month Tin advance for either Road and for distance
Children half pncenO such tickets given for any O,hsr
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car expressly for ladies' in each train.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
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THIRD MUMCPALTY.-SteaLing a Skf.-A
man named William Wilson, was yesterday arrest
ed on the complaint of John Domige, who charges
him with steanga skifr belonging to him, fastened
TO the wharf, ON the river.
LarcHy.-Andrew Brodie yesterday appeared
against one John Miller, and charged him with lar
ceny, in stealing two coats and pair ofpantaloons
from his house on Thursday night. The case was
examined and the accused was sent before the First
District Court for trial.
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MEATS-MEATS-

JH9F3rSFN THE subscriber begs leave to in "A
S~V-4ltM form his friends and the public, At.5ffRa
~ that he has establisheda DEPOT, t3sSsf
---a4&a44&@ at No. II c q N MERGE saAuuakea
Street. be will keen on hand and furnish a any b0nT
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON VEAL PORK ROAST
ING PIGS, CORNEn BEEF SPICED ROUNDS,
ing purchased from the Patentee the privilege of using KEEP
parts Patent Preserving he keep in perfect ale
Of preservation all perishabe Provisions, and furnish
them from one day TO one month old being kept in
peatuTe OF 35o to 400 Fahrenheit He invites the public
attention TO this improvement Orders will be received at
bis Stalls Nos and St Mays Market the Depot
as above, and meet with prompt attention.
OLE 2w JOHN GAIPTN
EV Steamboats,, Steamships, and Vessels of all kinds,
furnished at the shortest notice
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Gs- The New York and Albany railroad will
probably be fini shed by the lst of January.
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STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.


ftORSON Il ARMSTRONG, No. ST C.fJlP Street
~ respectfully invite the attention Of Merchants Bankers
Clerks OF Courts and Others interested in procuring good
and serVfceabe STATIONERY, 10 the superior quality Of
their New Stock of English, French and American Mercan
tile and Fancy STATIONERY and Warranted h blank
BOOKS, comprising the most extensive of any
house in the South, dealing exclusively Sationey)
They are receiving additions to their large and varied asso
ment by every packet
JOB PRINTING, RULING and BINDING. Of every
description, promptly executed in the best manner.
s+gV We have made arrangements which enable rs TO
offer the greatest facility to those purchasing articles IN our
line. Our old friends and the public generally are invited 10
OF 1t CORsON & ARMSTRONG, 81 Camp st.
ToPLANTERs, ENGINEERS and MECHANICS.
VTvHE Subscriber Agent for the Manufacturer has in
Z and is constantly receiving a large supply of
BRASS COCKS for Steam Machinery, which he selling
Northern prices. The following comprise part of the
ROUGH STEAM BIBBs-J5, s., q, al, IA, u "a,
2, 81, Band 80 inch;
ROUGH STEAM STOPS 10 81 inch;
DOUBLE FLANGE COCKS-I to 3 inch;
SINGLE do do. i to 3 inch
GUAGE COCKS-assOrted patterns;
STEAM STOPS PLAIN BlBBS;
HOSE COUPLINGS, &c, nc.
COPPER PIPE-n lengths OF 10 to 10 feet from d inch in
the bore upwards
lersous engaged putting Machinery and purchasers
generally, are invited 10 examine the above articles.
SAMUEL LOCKE Nos. and Front I.evee
O2 Between Bienyile and CustOmhouse streets