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Movements OF the Ocean Steamships.
To arrire at keg York. To sail from Neto York.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
Sarah Sands March % Europa, Lott May2
Europa, Lott, April Sarah Sands, Thompson, Maya
sorrHAHrroE Re. sovrHAHrror, &c.
Hermann Crabtree March 70 Crabtree April 70
Washington Johnston Apr 20 Washington Floyd Nay 20
BgRHvpA. BERnupA.
Dee, Aan,~ April IL Dee, Allan,s April II
havana, Re- HAVANA, &c.
Falcon Thompsont unc Falcon, Thompson,t AprRio
CHARLESTON. cHARLEsroN.
Eortherner Budd, April Northerner Budd, April IL
Southerner, Berry, April IA Southerner, Berry, April ri
eAvASsAH. SAVANNAH.
Tennessee Collins, April II Cherokee, Lyon, April IL
Cherokee, Lyon, IL Tennessee, Collins. April Is
Falcon, Thompsont Crescent City Stoddard, IL
Crescent City stoddsrd Falcon, bompeout April 10
n To drrre at Boston. To sail from Boston.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
-, April IA Niagara, Ryre. April le
The bermuda steamer touches coming and returning at
Havana Cat Island Vera Cruz Chagres st Thomas and all
the Windvard Islands
The Falcon touches going and returning at Savannah,
The Falcon with the Pacific steamships which
are 70 leave Panama each month. -
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Movements or tn
Ships TO Arrive.
LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Cornish, March II
nontcsuma, Lowbcr, March is
Henry Clay, Rowland, Mar 81
J X skiddy, Shipley, March rs
Oxford, Goodmanson. April !
Csnstitution, Britton, April 9
PoRTsnoUrH.
Gladiator, Williams, March II
Independence, Bradish, Mar IL
HAvHI.
splendid, Crawford, March o
1t Nicolas, Evslsish, March is
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MARIViME INTELLIGENCE
Port Of New York, April y, 1870.

shps-Ashburton, tpk) bunting, Liverpool. GrinneB,
NiItum Go; Guy Nenncrps tnsw) Bdvds, DO. Taylor
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Wing majority. .''''' I'Aoo
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Sailing Packets.
Ships 10 SAD.
LIVERPOOL
Constellation, Lice, April II
Yorkshire, Dryer, April 10
Liverpool, Eldridgc, April II
Siddohs, Cobb, April Is
Columbia, Furber, May1
Patrick Henry, DeIano, Mag s
PoRTsMoUru.
Amer Eagle, Doans, April 3
Sir Rob Peel Chadwick, APP 10
HAvnE-
Argo, Davis, April 10
Admiral, Wotton, April 40
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Packet ships Guy Mannsrng for Lvsrpool Ashburton for
do other outward bound vessels anchored Quarantine
yesterday afternoon, detained by adverse winds
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The sporting season opens Long Island on Mon
day next, the Union Course. There will be two
purses given by the proprietor to be troted for and
judging from the entries, anticipate good days
sport.
LOUISIANA ASSOCIATION RAcEs--EcLIPsE CoURsE.--
The meeting Of the Louisiana Association commenced
yesterday, with every advantage Of fine weather and
attendance; and pretty good rewarded those
who went out to Carrolton. Not able to be present
ourselves do than record tho result,
furn shedh NV a
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE, Friday, October 2S-P NJ
BEEF CATTLE The stock in market has been gradually
increasing with the approach of the of the week and
prices have become easier the selling being $40
n for choice, bargained for, weight higher price
is paid The market at present we'll supplied with differ
ent qualities
HoGs-The stock has accumulated Prices S9lCD4o. tsb.
sHEEP.-P Plenty, though few of good quality. Prices,
81 5Oi0&2 rs o head
Much Cows &2OO $40 . head. Little depand.
CALvEsThe stock in market increased by recent arrivals
and good demand prevailing. Prices, % 50S$7 head,
according to size.
ROASTING PIos-sen at 75c. f04l 90 p hssR
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

O4A 4 Vt Az n w CGAA4GlEA4NS
LATITUDE. ss 81 30 N.-LoSsIrUDE 30 Win Time 81
Cleared Yesterday:
jenkins & Buddeudorff
Ship Ellen Brooks Hedge Boston, Fosdok & Co
Bark A bers, Bailey, New York, Ches Deake 4 Go
Steamer u. D. MOsby Ksroheva Montgomery, via Mobile
w. H. Wright
Steamer WYnnton, Cadwallsder, ApalsehoOla, Master
Arrived YESTERDAYS
Ship Brunswick Thomas, g. days from HaEe, to p POutz
Sd my.
Brig Reveile Sleeper, Is days from New York to w.
Stanton & Coat the s. w. Pass.
Schr. T. SpIague, Booth, days from TAMPA Bay, to
schT Lois PenneI days from Pensacola, to master9O
sCbf Gov Bennett snow days from Pensacola to mas.
teT-Basln.
sTEAMBoArs:
California Griffin, from Mobile.
Elisha Landry from Baton Rouge.
HeCR, Leathes, from Hard Times-ll6O bales cotton.
Charles Hammond, Davis, from g.. Louis.
BuenA Vista, Deming. from st. LOnis.
COrinne Donovan, from LefOre-754 bales cotton,
Gen. Lafayette, Bentley, from Louisville.
Cant, Moore, from MOnF0e-467 bales cotton.
TOWbOat Diana, Steele, from the Passes.
BELOW-COMING UP.
Ship Judah TOuTO Spanish ship mes bark Hyperion and
several sqhare.Tigged vessels unknown.
Memoranda;
The ship Caroline Nesmith, outward bound reported
the Bar.
TowbOat Diana towed down and to sea- the 2lst nat
bark Ceres.
Passengers:
Per ship Brunswick, from HsWe-4s stserage.
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List of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Corrected sgerg morning especially for The Crescent
hotsln the First municipality designated in the following
aue bV mi -, the Nos run IN
IA hs second m the Mes above the Steamboat Land
l no being Ilatboat Landing ..ln the Third m3
e...nee ~ 1a AnI-r9al and down. No nang
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Democratic Mass Meeting.
II Grand Mas Meeting Of the Democracy will be held
SATURDAY EVENING next the inst at haEpast o'clock
on The Neutral Ground opposite The State House, The
Chamete Guards different Democratic Clubs Of the e and
OF Ag particularly invited attend The meeting will be
addressed by several distinguished speakers BY OF the Demo.
cratic General Committee WIN. r WAGNERl Committee
o25 s. II PAGE,D' (Ar,,r%gsr,sr,s
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER q.

ED- meeting of the wing vOsu Of the Seventh Ward
was held last evening at the Of Poyda 1d st. Paul
streets. ]. o. Harris appointed Presidel William -.
Cushing and j. A. Roberts VcsPfesdsnt and L. billiard
Secretaries. The meeting addressed length and with
great ability By Gen Sparrow, after which, on being
Dssedy called Mess James p FeIet and Cen w. ChEsty
made short but pertinent speeches.
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Recommendations Mcclure bsatred the air Of
liberty ThuIday last having been released from dur
ance vile That night she ceebraied the event BY
lOus din and Outrageous Teyeng. Yesterday she
TagHed before the Recorder Lest evening she slept the
WOrkbOuse with ticket Of absence from the temptations Of
a city life for months
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A STRANGE AFFAIR. "A charge Of iaTseay has been
made in Of Recorders Courts against individual
hitherto sustaining good reputation in the community
As the circumstances warrant the belief that examlna
ton only will produce the facts shall wait until the Both
inst, at which time il fixed before make full report
Of the case. The property taken five bales Of cotton
HesteTday affidavit made before Recorder GenOls
BY another firm. stating that they too had Ost the
quantity Of cotton, and asked for search warrant One
granted and these five bales were also found on the
premises of the accused vino had already gone Recorder
Seuzeneau and stated on oath that person unknown
had deposited the night previous, his yard without
his knowledge. the cotton specified. so the matter stands
until investigation. OF the Inst lot, the defendant has al
ready brought testimony 10 show that he innocent
purchase from another pssOn.
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Reeeipts Of Stoek for be "a ending oealber .


TEM DOLLARS REWARD.
X An AWAh from the subscriber, about be ~ inst.'
ieet' inches hish. She is hght,eOlored -W9lssl
9uleh throwing her arms about, when Waklng-haSS *
ns ohest with tes wide apaB-hair cut short, SHE
au on when she left, blue eOORade f0ek bqtonea IN
'front.' whoever win return her or lodge her n any
jan Of tins city, viii be paid the above reward. =
oSOu MRS. PORTER 1s9 CaTondeet street.
CALT-LTVERPOOT, COARSE SALT, in blsachss
- and unbeanhed sacks; also FINE SALT, in bleaehed
sacks full and in excellent ORDER landing and Tor sale BY
ole JOHN TOOLE, . Bank Place /
I ANDlNG ex shin Amnlst-NEW SALM0&-lot ~
~ and 30 kta No. Salmon; for sale By
90 II. i. STONE co, 81 and IS Cpmmon &.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PnRTS

L. For Liyerpool.-The fast sailing Al British bark
$500 EXPRESS, Capt; Witty, will have immediate
dispatch for the above port, and can handsomely
accommodate few passengers For freight of Corn and
tToysOns, apply to KLINGENDER s. co.
OIL re w. OLIVER, % St Charles St
IL For Havre-The A fine and fast sailing shin
SAA SETH ,SPRAGUE, Capt. Wadswo,th, having
- nearly al of her cargo engaged, will have imme
uiae uhpatch For freight of 300 bales cotton, apply
% LEVI H. GALE, SO Common St.
- For Liverpool-The splendid A l ship SUN
a BEAM, Capt. Putnam having the gT alter part of
her cargo engaged, will have quick Dispatch For
0aanee OF freight of 400 bales of cotton cabin passage
having hne state room accommodations apDly to
OS LEVI H. GALE SO Common st.
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F0SitIy9 s :sIG H0Us0hOld FuTniHTo'


QATURDAY, October a. at IL o'eloekWiI he soj s ti
~ a. bEs arcade positively without reserve, e following
al Negro ti ANARGllY sga Is yea general house servant
ri Nesr9 Man tEiA aged g years very intelligent and a
Negro Boy WILEY % years DID, an excellent barber GOOD
n3ule servant ana carnage driver fully gusraudsod for
sented himself onge without leave Tsrns cash '''7
Negro Man JESSE SO years rough carpntsr and b
strong man. fully Guaranteed except being slightly fupUrs Terms
G. Negro Girl MARY IS years old, ceolerood ,.,,..,
G%m0sna and house servant washer ironer ETC. fully guarn
Negro Girl ANNA q years Of age creole speaks French and
S N S Tnr 9g roner fully Guaranteed Terms cash
s'5' Ssg,o 1e G GqY g1agaf In Tens s5 cash
PLAIN eooS washer aud rone accmad, fully guaranteed
10 Girl MARY IS years DID, good cook wser and ironer title
only GUARANTEED Terms cash. ' -
H. Negro Woman ELIZA, with two children one boy y
and one Is mouths The woman good Cook washer general
n' i5 N lyon, WHY iu1y gH Ne s11 Terms cash
~ so oman MATILDA ~ years old, drst rate servant
so2a SOCK wsshe iG2nr ETC. fully guaranteed Terms cash
nthe house fully guaranteed Terms cash. wy '1'''1
~ Boy CoRBIN u years Old smart and ntegnti raised
Is Girl JULIA "A years DID, first rate house servant fully guar
Is Boy NED, q years old frztra,e cotton roller and Ib
and only sold Tor rot paying his wages fully guaranteed
II Muaq Boy TOM u years DID, raised in the house, fully
i Is Negro Man RALPH s. years DID, and his daughter HENRI
Yeas o Ihs Man stout and hearty the Girl pr0mis-
10 Negro Woman CATHERINE, % years old four chill
drgn VIZ; Boy BURdLL, 10 years Girl RHODA, years; Boy
WlLLlAM yelrs Eoy TOM, u years The Woman first
fault, fully guaranteed TERMS cash
90 Negro Man STEPHEN years old good gygge and al
0oreT also good cooE, fully guaranteed. Terms cash
81 Negro Man GEORGE q years DID, slevedore first rate
field hand, fully guaranteed Terms cash.
p Negro Woman Lucy ANN ysers DID, good cook and gen
erll house servant, fully guaranteed. Terms cash.
@ Negro Man EDMOND % years old, good servant and strong
and athletic laboreT, fully guaranteed Terms
81 Negro Woman NANCY. old wears
old The good washer and plain cook fnly guaranteed
Terms cash.
2 ELIZA IS years DID, good cook, washer ironer fully
70 Muao Boy JOE II years Old has worked three years
empowering Sae smart and active fully guaranteed Terms cash
Acts Of sale for all the Slaves, before J. r. Beard Notary Public
at the expense Of the purchasers OF
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RECOKDER SUzEHEAU's CoURT.-There no hing
10 break the quiet Of this Count yeseaynOt the
dying echos OF Orgies from devils Just re-
about the chce like the mild beams Of the sun Indian
sumsT and spirit Of sOmHOencY usnTsed the place Of
Dame Justice, and weighed down her scales with sluobsT
Ia plain prose Migrants thieves troubled the officers
aud the absence Of nOie and hustle made the courteous
Clerk of the Cou dOwsy. and put the worthy Recorder
fasta slepD
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-Philip haSanaugh was examined
yesterday ihs charge before Recorder Baldwin The
o9mDainant WIN; Nelson, testified that Tfufsdag eve
ning about 10 O'Clock, he walking in Tch0EplR0ulss
street, when he suddenly attacked by the pOner who
snafched bis gold watch and chain from his pocket
knocked him down and then made of with the property
The arrest Of kayanangh was the result Of another operation
the same hight, few hous later Waterman Lynn
found him engaged In forcing Gsn the door OF the jewsl
shop of VIM Meyer No. rs street. and took
him into enatcdy. In the meantime MI WesOn had made
known his loss 70 the police and he. visiting the Watch
house, Instantly recognized his asant in the burgisF The
Ksvanaugh induce him 20 tate where concealed.
He denied all knowledge and persisted with aslOnishng
penactY in the assertion. At the sOse of the last visit
however he confessed the crime and stated that q the com
panant would appear against him. and would give him
glass Of brandy, the missing articles should be fts0rst.
He received the liquor and gave such information that the
watch and chain easily discovered in place where he
had secreted Them after the robbery lAfer hearing the EVIL
dence the Recorder committed the accused for trial the
charges Of highway robbery and burglary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER OF B8ROVyVE md POYbRaS SITS.


OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER OF BAROWyVE md POYbRy4S SITS.
~ Benefit Of Miss SARAH VERlTY
COLE Lessee and Manager, Mr.. JAMES s. CHARLESi Stage
- Manager, Mr.. NAYLOK; Treasurer Mr. GAlsFORD Doors
at quarter before Il Curtain 70 Use precisely &C quarter be-
fore o'clock ..P ri es Of Circle and
PTquete IS COored Boxes 50 Gents
CoOred Gallery Is Cents TIL is EVENING, Saturday the per-
iomances will commence with the Romantic Drama Of
ZEMBUCO.
Amuzale. Miss Hubbard
FEATS OF DEAJERiTY- by Mr.. Ihgmas Mum
GOniG S0NG' ~ y TB ar. IIgam
To conclude WIZ E1iIN 6R fIlE woNDGRS p LAMp
aladdin; ss Verify Process. Miss Hubbard
Ching Mr.. MRrs hobede Misc McCUrl
ORLE ANS THEATRE.
POSITIVELY Last Night Of Mr.. and Mrs MONPLAslR, pre-
their epsIr r Mexico Pertonnr nee to commence
o'clock SUNDAY EVENING October ", will be performed
for the first time the new Ballet Of
Ia DANSEUSE EN- VOYAGE
After which, CATS AND RATS, a Ballet, ia
La MAuRESQUE, by Mr. and Mrs, M0Hpasir.
Monplasir and the whole Company. o26
Young Mems Ball.
TUlERE will be given a Young Mems Ball MIA
AT THE APOLLO SALOON, Va8R
CarondeGt between perddo and Union Streets
on SATURDAY EVENING, October u, 1919 bSSS
Committee Of Invitation.
John Sullivan, Thomas Mccormack John Henderson,
Iavrlc O'3ren, Bernard Garland.
Richard CUndon, J. w. Wilder, Capt John Depr1e
Jllnes Dunn, James X Howard, p john R Thomson,
John ReyDolds, Churles DcvercIX
Floor Managers.
+. t. Bruins, NJ. DeComsey.
O25 st JAMES X. HOWARD, Proprietor.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

FOR CALIFORNIA.
SIT For San francisco via the Straits of MageI-
4kAA 5an-To sail on SATURDAY. 4th NoysmbsI,-
Captain Talbot viii have dspach for the above 1T via
the Straits of Magellan She mas excellent accommodations
Tor SIX passenges For freight or passage appy on board
on l1'' 14 q ]. MEEKER & co. s. POyd,as st.
B, The Crescent City will deliver the wharf all goods
and save to consgnees the heavy expense Of gheTage
eRaas For NewY Ork via Havana United States
m mS Sea sss fbGSeGff o & h 6ns S S1a
then } Lieut. J. H. schenek y S; n, commanding, viii
n from the head Of ST. May street L. ayetie be great I
size and strength oil the Ohio with her superior double
engines of 1000 horse power each insure her passengers
the greatest speed and safety and which cannot be
duTed by steamer Of single engine The arrange
scale In her spacious saloons and well ventilated cabins
and state rooms are combined al the conyen enees q Is
and all ships OF this Company.
BETH BETH Rs sAssESP-! s !o'H
Mi HoTwa.d saloon :, 9 9
state.rOOm Berth Amer saloon
=. :. Forward Saloon .................,....30
Passengers for Havana will have 10 procure passports from
All Passage tickets passage and orders receive freight
must be g59GSsdh t59R the otGs q s iRS AgeHS
dig g. Gravier street
AEaFor San Francisco, California, direct. To
%fsR sail positively on THURSDAY, the LIST November.
bu gsn Nj ,HIRs o iqpPSsfa t9q S0ogf
leave for San Francisco as above
, -. RATES OF PASSAGE;
In doe stseTago tmess with crew. $50
For height or passage apply to
PARADISE. LAWRASON B co, Agents,
OlO 81 Gravisr St.
1eEzt For California via Ohagres.-U s. Mad
SIhtk6kA Steamship - C2BlgeRg. The splendid Mail
h. J. Harstein, u s. n, commanding, will leave for
ChagTes, with the California and Oregon Mails or
TUESDAY, the 18Th November at o'clock NJ, pune
tualy, from foot of st. Mary street, Lafayette.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
la Saloons to Chages. $50 00
In Storage and with crew, to Chagnes 40 90
Freight, 80 cents per GU bic foot.
No Passage secured until paid for All Passage tickets
and orders receive freight be procured from the otcs
of the Agents
PARADISE, LAWRAsON s. CO., Agents.
81 GrayieT street.
N B. surgeon attached to the Falcon thereby Away
Securing good medical attendance to her passengen O9
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Valuable Building Lots on Coliseum Place, witbo on
reserve,


SATURDAY, October 2, at y ocock-Wl auction
~ Banks Arcade, for account Of Elijah Steele Church.
The following described BUILDING LOTS situated in the
most Improving part the Second Municipality Coliseum street
n1 cetan Lot Of Ground in the square bounded by Coliseum
Fytana Thala and MepOmene Streets measuring Coliseum
street % feet II inches lines front by depth Melpo
Of 1856 feet inches and other feet inches
closing IN the 10 Is feet inches.
sOuetird cash balance and II for
notes bearing the properly, which, paid
MY 70 bear Interest at the rate Of per per until paid
Act OF sale before r. Beard Notary Public expense Of the
purchaser. OF
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR FOR
RENT = -

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR FOR
RENT.
A Splendid COUNTRY RESIDENCE. two miles from the
II ny, containing 81 superficial Arpents These apens fifA
arc laid out IN the most improved style elegantly 6ra @
- len'c with trees and sbbery alt under highest
a6TSae1 l Improvement GU this place large
a& zAaDWelng Houses each Of them
uMeoi ana very cOmmudols, having ands eioas
rooms and many other to he Surpassed There
are also unG stables aud carriage houses together with magnificent
mower gardens and green houses and all the outbudngs
e necessary Tor the comfort and of
TINS place amply supplied with the desirable u tnes Of
various kinds There from 500 Grape Vines OF he
quality These vines produce fruit that be in
s county There also many kinds the most
choice and superb ornamental trees and my hundreds the most
and rich plants.
This property particularly well calculated for extensive Nur
only from its locality but the soil particularly well
adapted for the raising and popugatng of choice Plants Fruits
etc, etc For further artculars and terms, apply to
J. A, BEARD, Auctoneer and Appraiser,
olb no Bnnks Arcade.
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COASTWISE PORTS.

COASIWlSE RORIS.
4-Eor NTeI.TV ,7ri- St--,-.5 ? - -, -.
CTS Jort IGne of III Lg ~; G"G Jvsn
packet sbn G4F50 Can e i5A' c ahs teanlaI
mart of her caTgo en@agpS ana Ps III, -, h maHhg
promptly disDatebsd as sb6ys w. Ss On uOatu VII De
ing superior accommodations, apply boaa foot Of St
5Cseph street, or to J. w. STANTON & co.
=ozL corner Of Magazine and Lafayette SITS.
E1-.-L For NevyYoTk Djrec7- M gTINO A " SsL
.FFfk9A meant a A d. IN va 1aih
NEW So a INC R w tied,hlp
mander will positively leave a. Above Son9 H. S3as Con
. CABIN 5g rs;:Ss sa 35q ,sss 90 s 5St6
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Z nc l15ot OUDOTtUNIy W uCquWUg Jus USeTW
IfiOm is ROID offered.
Mr. EUGENE EsDRA Will French Evening Glasses
W sufficient number Of scholars is obtained.
rnaneE
For further pggcuars apply his office, No 2s Duncan Build
NO Mr. E. Double Entry BOOK KEEPING attends to
Cue opening, adjusting and closing Of Books Eng
liEh Languages. octS I'M
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Large sale.... of Furniture.
BY JNO. L. L. SOLOMON
rune No., - j. Levy, AuctiOneeT
Il ton Mart 81 Camp street
very large assortment Of Paror, Chamber Office Kitchen
Copying Press etc.
To be removed Terms cash on
Positive sale....... Household Furniture
BY THOMAS J. SPEAR, AGctioneer
VhlS DAY. October "a, at haEpast 4 ocock-Wl be Sold with
\ out teserye, TO the highest bidder
h we iiOJslstlOl!D FuAAlfURE Tie dwelling Madam
SckTey NO Isl Epana1e street. between Rampant Burgun
~ streets consisting q Sofas, M4tguuy Chairs sleboars
G bic carpets, splendid Mahogany Bedstead Maple
AnnorH, Clock Crockery Glaa aud China ware Kitchen Gs
&c. etc. 80. Terms easlL Oh
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KEEP THE PEACE.-James Connolly would not listen to
the wachmen who halangued him this subject on Thurs
day night in Circus street. Yesterday Recorder Baldwin
required bonds to keen the peaee" which given aud
the individual doubt left the wiser and better
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uchon Sale,,.... Off,. Government Steamers
BY FLORANCE q TAYLOR

u thSANAINCE q IA1 LUX,
=, .,,,-,,,, 49, - Office No. 81 CSraUier strsst
SATURDAY, November g. al 70 o'clock-Wl he ld ~ BR
~ Arcade auction Colonel n = H. eIA
QuarteT-mUster General u s. A. iA'i'i DePuV
The steamboat GEN, BUTLER, as she now lies lzsg5 ,
under the Agers Of the River Tbis unRI ~
boat about $50 tons burthen, verv superor
Engines Doctor, and four doubehued Boilers Sic s5 IN
coppered INV &c 9''u :" "'
Aso....
The steam propeller TURNBUL, l6O tens btr- ~
hen ooh her Engines, etc. she lies atanchor
on the Alges side of the River. said TO be c61pcTd
Further particulars may be had application at The office OF the
Terms OF sale. cash. oils