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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA

The U. 9. mail steamship Empire CITY, Capt.
Wilson, lefi Chagr,s OcI. 49, and Kingston, j. M
Nov. 4; and arrived al N. York on Sunday Ia.t
Below We continue our summary OF interesting
news from the California journals.
MIGRATION INTO CALIFORNIA.
The Alta California Of the Isl October say.
We have no data BY which 10 show conclu-
sirely the emigration TO California overland ,hi,
year, bu: our accounts from the North represent
The entire body in prosperous aud heallhfuI
state. WE are enabled 10 add that about enc.
fifth are already in the country, aud the remain.
der vigorously pressing forward in companies
which are every day pouriu, into the Sacramen.
10 valley.
The arrivals for the month, ending Sept IS,
at this port by sea j, as follows
Americans, 4,27l
Foreigners, 1881
Total, $500
or which lag are females
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16

IIKM mt, Va INUT' q IOfS.
Our liding, are not good. greatly fear ha,
our candidate, Colonel Thompson, who has been
win us through The ,hickes, of difficulties, and
our leader in this, has been stricken down by TOO
hasly an election and the warning OF elements.
do exceedingly regret 10 record ii; 'bui there are
great Tears that our popular and accomplished
Thompson is defeated. OF all election days this
has been The severest. In the language OF Tom
Hood:
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WHW ORLEANS nrARKHTs.


Friday Momtas. Noyslabsf 90. 18a
COTTON --Yes,erdsg being dsy 81 apNft fof Thalan
giving there was bot Little business tlleia 10 oar mai.a
erssfag IN te early pa o. fha dy The sss Of Cotton
embraced 900 bales O. outside plesl and adicang aeegt
&c advance over the closing raies Of Monday sl We
now qaols 81 follows
HEW-oRLEANs COLLABORATION.
inferior ..........s5f3 MiddiHe Fair, ~
Ii5jfnr I0 l310szi Coed Fdif...s..s il5ffl =
Coed MiddiaE S1o1 Good and Fins aollindi-
TOBACCO.--A lot Of 50 kbds. Mason County whs soid
on Wednesday bat not reported. fooWg % hats Ad-
nitted at ~. and "a DO. af75sc. p d.
SUGAR AND MOLASSE5.-Tha inquiry for sugar
wss quite active and go bids changed hands early in s
day at steady prices say 3<04lfc. for good Common Q
ally Fair Alo LOO bbs. Molarses sold al z9lg S1o
gallon.
FLOUR-Very iittls doing. and barely 600 70 $50 bbs.
taken nsuda ~ b5la unbrandsd a. "a 70. and tbs lt
in smaller lots 1905 20 bbl. orIupsEdns 81. Louis
and Illinois.
-CORN-saas Of 200 sacks Of which 100 saeka % one
broker st 90 and 800 prime Old a. sc. bushsi-
PORK-Meas Pork continass Eey scarce and hrH. win
retail sales at go 75 s1l and % 80 Dol for phnq Ba
retailing for prime Sides. and 4e p lot ne
best Shoulder. The principal saes o. Lana were ~ DOS
81 81, and 400 kegs prime at SIC. q D.
LIME-The cargo sale ef ThomaEion reported yereloaY
at 971ze. o eask.
WHI5KY.-Rectfsd ven scarce. aad lsllins IN au'ah
lots al 225zf623c . gallon.
FREIGHTs.-The ship Susan Lord was taken up ioF
Liverpool a. I'd. for Cotton.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFETETFE Thunday. Nov. 2e-R. y.
Arrived today per steamship Palmetto q Besyss per
steamboat Cen Lane 100 Sheep per Aatboat, 50 HoEs
But little business transacted to-day.
BEEF CATTLE-31Z65Zc 2 b net.
HOss.-25zi93c. 2 b.
sHEEP-ssllns At q S5Oe2 70 . head.
Mich Cows.-seH at s25Ot55 y head.
CALvEs.-8f661le. pfb.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
THE MEcant and Professional Of NyWOreans heTeb
notified that accordance with resolution Of the Select Con
ml-e Bo9 has ban uplni end now laid on t-e table, b
office the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company, Camp
s Of the proposals sgh parties
Shares Stock Company r iuroypo
pF for hc purpose Of establishing aud operating Cotton FACTORY
o 5tUl Spmdlgs 'ha riy.
SAMUEL j. PETERS, J, r. McMURnO,
JOHN D. CALDWELL, JOHN N, BELL,
}. W. STANTON, Select Committee.
JOHN BURNS, Secretary r9gf
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II G PERLEY, General Produce (DltfclasiRg) Broker,
II, Otioa % POydras street, New Orleans. .
~ &c te rene s-COwan, DykeTs x Spaldngsi Sam !
Toby & Neuhew; Seoeomb 4 NOOThisI. MS I'm
SUPER EXTRA FRENCH SILK HATs-Just a
~ received of the latest Partisan styles inferior 10
ms 81 C ID BUNCE.
Premium Hat Store and Manua0tOry 80 Canal Street.
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French Language.

The Best Opportunity Of acquiring This Useful
Idiom as noC offered.
MIR. EUGENE ESDRA will his French Evening Glasses
vi sufficient number OF scholars is obtained
Ills pupils and those wishing to his Class invited call and
their
FOrhsr particulars, apply at his Office No IS Duucau's Build
10 g., Exchange Place.
L. Mr. p. teaches Double Entry BOOK HEErNG attends to
te opening adjusting and closing Of Books in the French and Eng
Iish Languages. nl2 I'm
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Slaves. Slaves
BY j. M. DEPASS.


SATURDAY, December L. 1879 II oiclocsWi Be s5id
- auction, Bauks arcade, the following Slave
Negro Woman MARY, aged years superior Pastry
and Washer and roner-od fault fully gu1rantef
against the vices ard n1aadiea pfeacfibed by ias
t9heEo Woman LUCY aged = years. No Cook Washer
and T0ne And her enid, Old fully guaranteed
Grbe Gl 0phea aged u years. good WsleF and lIonr
general H9uss hefyapfay g9afaeds child fourteen
months old, which has be
Nefo Girl ANN aged 20 years q good IIouae Servant and
Nurse; title, only, guaranteed.
Terms o. sals-for s Negro Woman Mary, g. u and IS
n0nis credit for endorsed aiiaeon vendor
with gage; for the balance Of the atyes cash.
Acts Of sale before A. Aba, Notary Public the e1peBis
dHfFa
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Lndies' List.

E4lAlNlNG in tho Post Office "a New Orleans,
IL November 80 1919. Persons chilling viii pleaee
mention that they advertised
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Splendid and Delightful Properly, situated and
fronting on the Railroad, GTeenvills.

"a D n DLLAANDs huctlbtleef
QATU RDAY, December Y o'cockWi be sold auction,
- at the coHeehouse d Mr. Charles Rice die city Of nfayct
That valuable COUNTRY SEAT lately te reienee Of
A. Beard p the delightful village u! Greenv only fifteen nuts
BY the Railroad from the city The comprises
good frame DWELLINGS sures each, with all the
requisite for respectable family. The outbudngs very
having Kitchens quarters conehnuse, stables four
horsS lne o ten six eisrs and wells all in
good order The grounds laid the style sed
with he choicest Of plants shrubs and flowers selected
in The United States Europe and Asia The vegetable garden is in
the finest order and fine growing The hohoz plants
comprise large the choicest specimens flowers
plants eysrgren hrubs and be had
purchaser Of the property.
viewing
dener the premises receive them.
TermsThe purchaser the payment Of mortgage
S68, due the 9Th Of February, balance cash
The property sill be sold without limit appraisement
Bank Areal al
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Orleans Theatre,

ORLEANS STREET between ROYAL and Bourbon stress 80.
" Manager P DAVIS; Agent, JOHN n. LAMOTHE. On
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 1919 viii lie performed for
the hud time ts sassohe celebrated Gnd Opera and
t6bleauT By Meytrhesr entitled
ROBERT LIE DlAB BILE.
Principal chara6seT by Messrs. Dluc Scott
Msies. DeTrist and Besain.
n The bret0 Of Robert 5 D4ble, English The
Boz ohee.
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Orleans this Season.
ludlow SMITH Manager. Dress Circles Private Boxes
~ and Parquete, 81 Pit 50 cents Gallery cents
open daily from % until THIS EVEHNG Frilsy viii Be-
performed KngwieG's celebrated Play Of ~
LOVE.
Huon a serfl Nj Stark Catherine Mrs. Malone RaynonA
Countess Miss Julia DEAF EnpTesi - Mn r. Rnsssl
r. eeasiads viii NiPFED IN Tij IN st hISiy coad
Gelagshart Mr. DeBar
hadelafnH GuasefHII Mia Malone
~ The celsbatsd Dsnasuae Mile. BLANGY engaged and
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Freight for San Francisco.
~ lot Of Of, 6ef ~ sgst o5 ballast and small lot
MA lot L w i1Ai 8 Grs y Go Street.
1T For San Francisco, oaliforuIa-Tbe new, sop
VIM II TEofndiGe vii ali as above on or abont
the 30t December This vessel in superior Ordsl has
and fitted in every For freight passage apply to
ma E Ti GH & " R}i q S5Fay ss street or
Cabin Passage $3.50. second Cabin aud seTsge $50
-g.EHEs. For California, via Chagres, - The well
- 55ssa Captain Aud will leave as above on WE6'
REsDA1 5ih DECEMBER, at O'Clock, A. ~ Should
the Isl pfoxmo For freight orpassage apply board foot
nz4 go, HY5E. 81 ofLEsBY, 1s POydras St
81 CABIN passage, $50 steeage u5ess with crew, as.
t. For san Francisco, California-First Ycssol-
~ 5 40 Sa e.. 2t fine &C., sailing cop
has neaiy all her cargo bosd and will sail abovecan
handsomely acGommodqe few more cabin passengers if
Z. T0RY 81 BoGERT. 50 Camp st. +
PA DEWEY Il CO., 81 Gravier ST.
~ Cabin passage, $3.50. SieeIage. also.
S9For California. via Chagfes.-Ths new first
be Dispatched for The sboy9 port ss soon as saii
Gent number Of passengers are engege For terms apply
ma j w. ANDREWS Il 60, 81 Common st
a. ForS anFrancisco, California, Direot-Freight
a sailing sSPs R Ca aao eopefb aSR
great portion of her engaged will have quick dispatch
pa 81 PARADISE SON 1 Co 81 ravierst
Sc. For California, via ohagres-The splendid
II fSj5fs steamship ALABAMA, ] J. Wight. com
aza9ezss mander, will leave for ChaGTes direction MON
DAY, the 10th December, at 8 o'clock. p. NJ
RATES or PASSAGE
10 SaloOn w w
IN Lower Cabln.. .....'........''. % W
RI No ticket secured until paid io-... Freight 40
PEI ns S9O' 0o G pRI MiEEKER & co. s. Poydra. st
-E1zze For Ohagres via Havana-U S lL1iI
ssEfllkBN Steamship C0mpaRy. The splendid Mail
assfa5aszsas Steamship FALCON, 1000 ions buithea
H. J. gTtstene u SIN commanding, will leave for Cha
Efes with The California and Ogegop Mails, SAPU R.
Day, the 18th December at O'Clock, NJ, punctually,
! from foot of St. May street, Lafayette.
RATS OF PASSAGE:
IN saloons 70 ChagTes W
In Storage, and with crew, to ChagTes 45 90
Freight 50 cents per cubic foot
No Passage secured until pad for. All Passage tickets
and orders receive freight must be procured from the office
PARADISE LAWRAsON & co Agents,
] 81 GTaYIET street.
B. Surgeon attached to the Falcon thereby always
securing good medical attendance to her nH
x5EoFor San Francisco, Oafornia.-'Tho fine i1st
] e4titgS sailing A gnppsred aHd comp Fastened brig
HnsHzza@ CLAhION, HlYTis master having part Of rg
cargo 3ed and going board, will have quick dis
complete order Os the VOYAGE. She has splendid state
accommodations for II passengers aud house deck wei
fitted for l6 second cabin passenger For balance
freight apply board at post >, Second Mum
ni7 R. NJ. HARRISON & Co, IA Grayisr ST.
Fhssage IN flTsL Ca0ln go
Passage in Second Cabin Is
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RACES Metairte Course.
%M z 9k4&
uT sc ~


FALL MEETING.
FRIDAY November 30l--Jockey Club Pure sa-Entrancs
10 ptr cent, aldsd-Tws nts heats.
EutrieE-
H. D. r. o. J. ilughessl Cd. Hegra, Yeas DID,
BY Ambassador daIa flight Dies, Red ami Blue.
T.. P. Dr.. John Bl1ck, od
TRUSTEE, dam imp Mara Black prEs, Blue.
g. A r. Blgaman Gu
RufiH, dam Aralnc. Dress, Green.
l. j. klptnck 3. b. Dan Henry, years Old ~
tee, dun by MaTgTave. Dire ., -.
~ First Race Oh ha Ep1st2 O'Clock. p. N.
~ strahvsfs' Badges giving the privileges Of
ar Tickle f1r Public Stands and FIELD, 81.
Nat R. TEN BRoECE, Proprietor.
South w estern Circuss
THIS Splendid Company Of Eq1eEtran Gynna and Acrobais
with the finest stud OF Hofss the country Mammoth Water
Proof Pavilion capable Of safely nd 0aby sssng 81 per-
and ecoraons p toe most ggEeou8 descriptions,
have opened for nighl on CONGO SQUARE Commanding
MONDAY NV &c, lsi9..FLe following distinguished per-
formers will appear ia ulelr several acts, nightly
Mr. Geo. Swee, Mr.. s. q. Stokes, Mr. A. Lew.
W. Rockford, 7. Saunders, AaHer Willie,
+. Lynn ug, W, Kelly, Charlie.
Il. Day,
Madam W. LAKE. La Belle Carline, La Petite America,
aud the three excellent Clowns,
LAKE, WOHRELL and HARPIERE.
r. Doors open hall past Performances vii
prgciey. Tickets Is Gents.
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ADJUSTMENTS

9 American Theatre, Poydras street.
grace MANAGER, M @. 8. STANLEY. FMS EVEN
- ING, frdsgs the psormafcet viii with he Farce Of
The YOUNG WIDOW.
Manders Kngsy rdeiia .sr stansy.
To- be i2lloeed y tbs Pc Camque-" TaANsFORhATiON
extraordinary Nautical Drama er he
. WlLAhp OF THE WAVE or, The Ship Of he Avtngtr
Don jose Del baudebar
Sharea alFner NJ Chaea laahada ,.-...Ms. G. Pope
henT Eeori Mf kngsy Jonna Capela Mrs. Rove.
q TOMORROW EYENi.G new Drama.
~ MONDAY EVENING, First Appearance d The Premiere
Danfeuss sguora ClOCCA from Ia seas MHn and sgpor
NEkl, he bs Male Dancer that this county viii
appear in TIE GiSEBLE.
P.s r. 1d"issio1D'e Circle, Is cents Parpee, Second
end Third TIERS 5Je; Go cd Boxes Gallery 2Sc Private
Boxes and Seats may be secured Box once between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ and P NJ ..Doors open gu
performances will Commences 4 a QuareF Bsrt
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II EssRs. GERMANI, LA THoREE and LIPMAN Ppprie-
VI aoiishment leave
~ Orleans they viii oEe1 their CIR the 18Th
inst when combination Of talent IN us Elu TRAN tine will be
uly worthy OF paiuul-e Among tT0uTe
Mldtmoise Rosa dsriisy tho au'e Female Equestrian
the world hs seen; together with Mr. WIN WORRELL, the
Clown Clowns; BIZ GEkMANl, Mons. LA THORNE and Mr
n, LiPAAN, tae great SonsIaef
The will he conlucttd that
offend be fasua. Such has ben and viii be the
CT The management.
The Seats viii be cushioned.
the Brass Eahd Of Fifteen members viii under The
guidance the eehrated MI
be tEpected nj
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Brsm bark Edmund Wshman, London, r Redswaid & 6
Big Mar a. JensI. Dnbb.. San Elana-e9. w s. Blown
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steamlhiD Ohio Lieut. bchenck, New KoIE, "a Hagan4
Ship Caroline Read Reed Boston, ]. 81 AshbddEs
Ship luniata Wedge, Liverpool. J. II. Ashbrdgs
Ship Louisiana, DewhuTst Rio de IslsT0 gRd market.
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~ \ For I9uis7iiis, oinoiRIl5Iil and an IN

H1.% n EOF 4oulaVlleJ GlucAi4AIdlii ana All 11-
l-Etse1+ tsrgaedtate JsGHdfRg s-tln- FRIDAY. 39th
inst al o cock, positiyely.-The new.
magnificent passenger steamer W f3SfERM WORLD, A.
Norton master isTeceiFing freight and will leave above
For freight or aviug unsurpassed accommodations,
apply on board, at fOydras street wharf, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, y POydEaA st.
N. B=The Western World was built expressly pas
packet for the above trade and having large airy
accommodations, offers comfort passenge,
and ne mistake. n29
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NOH sALE-A Vauala Steam Saw MN q FlTm En0wn o.
the Malunsy Farm" situated West Pearl River twenty
miles ifof the Rg3lets and twenty miles from Coyingon,
containing go Of Pine Hammock ahd-a Ia
- portion ue under partial Cultivation iEs
Mills have capacity, and in fine order The -
Tue locality Of this
Y unsurpassed in the STATE aud the facilities Tor obtaining
White Oak Cypress and Pine Logs better than Sawm ia
country.
The Who H oompetsn and practical Engineer,
desrous obtaining partner who will place
property, and attend sales in NsyOrleans
having property, this viii be found excel
leut investment either purchase c0paItnershp.
For iul particulars apPly to J. A. BEARD,
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NOR SALE-Six superior BILLIARD TAB now
A. established in the st Charles Hotel in full operation
and in complete OtdeI with all necessary sDpeenaRc are
offered iOI sale and If positively sold before the lat day
o. December next they will on tina day. be sold by auction
withopt reserve or limits For particulars apply 10
n16 FLORANCE & TAYIilR Al (,raviars
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- TOHg MORRTSs E1..r-,Thi- nav .fssrns

IN h dUaN MIUhaI5aEI I--IhT7 new sIaamsT
-s4sastasf' will leave ior Monte Fy Ala, the
60 5th December, and viii run regular packet
thTOu ghOat the and fall The John M0iTis-
cit IS entirely built by experienced steamboat
builder expressy tor the Alabama River and Lake tsde
will cary T. 70 bales Of fely the lake
Canal iuio the New Be vi out igherng or detention
and has fine accommodations for emigTanfs After her nt
t due nctice WI be given Of her fegu7 days Of dept
lure tfom this city, Montgomery aRd all landings the
Alabama river
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PoNAREDE's ORIGINAL PANORAMA
MISSISSIPPI, AND AND INDIAN LIFE

MISSISSIPPI, AND INDIAN LIFE.
WILL be exhibited THIS EVENING November 30 and
Camp street.
THIS Painting one Hundred Thousand square feet Of Can
luHted chi sud representing beautiful Indian
illustrating their and customs 10 The horern tribes border
ing upon the Rverwit many antaome Dssovng Views Of
pisces mole, with uigit scenes
View Of Pains the vicinity Of the FanE Of s..
ADthoty;
A Prairie Fire
Groups Of indians scattered upon the Plains;
a Grand Buffalo HHnt Indian Council
The Battle Bad Azeand upwards oi three hun Trd places
Of interest upon tie Upper Msisupptare faithfully represented
Sepgrae an apart from Painting, Steamboats,
intervals mzchnerys driving black smoke ther
heated furnaces emitting their 'capeppss The
whole conclude Ds0vng Picture OF che Great C0nla
toE Of ST. Louis he night OF the i7th Of AF last.
Appropriate Music viii bs ilutttndance
EB DOIs at O'Clock Painting 70 commence moving at
hatp st z precisely.
Tiahetr be bad door children price.
n27 POAAGEDE & COukTENAf, PIopnetors.
Fourth Week.
ROarlk's Troupe Of Sable HarmOmists.
OPEN EVERY EVENING Commercial Exchange hall. THE
" troupe consists Of the following ARTISTS
q. q. TEMPLE,
a, WESTON,
W. n. CHAMBERS,
J. NJ. FOANS,
r. MOORE,
WILLIAM ROARK.
~ Tickets 80 Doors open O'Clock. Performance
ha past T. No posiponsmeut any
nuyl9 ROARK q oLlPHANr Pro pristu
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Fourth Week,


WILLIAM ROARk.
NJ Tickets 80 Doors open O'Clock Performance
half past No posiponsmeut any account
nuvly ROARK OLlPHANT, Pro prieto
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS:
Clearsd Ye.terdav

LATITUDE. % @soN.-IsoseIrUDr 50 Win Time.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

H. For BordeauX-The fine, fast sailing ship JAS.
asSSa PBNNEL, Capt, FHetOn, having nearly all her
cargo engaged, will have immediate Dispatch For
ba auce OF freight, or sage, apply 20
nS LEVI H. GALE, % Common st.
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R-S - Regular Monday Weekly Vioksburg
L.sasttEa3F4s.5t5 Packet Steamboat MONTGONERY-
sz1EEaeE FOR PfcksbHFg. Lake Pr0Bidence, Mill
kess beaa, lKaTrsHtaai MAG CARTHAGE, GRIND Gut,
Rodney and yHdtchszIhe new, magnificent passenger
ueamboot MOHTGOME cry, Capt. j. b. Bs.as viii post
lively leave for the above on MOS DAY. 81 De-,
ooek p NJ For sight or passage, apply on board foot
OF tiusumhOuEe street, 70
~ T. B. SMITH 98 Makszins st..
NJ, This boat will have clerk on he Levee 10 receive
lIelsfet0 II l1Gay morning.
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JOE q. DoNALD : 60. 8 Camp q.

~ n q S. Mail BEN YVES I-F5y st Louis.
L-sAEHtaa.S5ls Cairo, Memphis, etc.-On SATURDAY,
EzR1s lst ID sembeT, at 4 O'Clock, P. n The light
daught very fast running steamer BEN WEST. j. s
ilaits, master Ieceving freight and will leave IS
above For iIee passage having superior aecomoda-
ticns; apply on boaId az RoydIas g what ITO
HNME q llI.L.EEnA- !
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H9sr u For Mobile Montgomery, WefumpEa,
iest7tft dad all La1diHgs on the dLabama RfHer-
~ New Orleans Mobile u Montgomery Packet
1ia the New Basin-On THIS ID A Y. 18th inst. al u
1ck, positively The new, superior light draught
.s1 -er steamboat BEACON r. Roberts IT, mssfsT,
will arrive sunday and will leave shove For freight
passage, having unsuTpased accommodations, eppV
bOsd, at the New Basin. foot of julia street. OF "
nj HYDE Il OGLES ~. u POydras ct.
b.-The Beacon will continue in the trade during the
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6fOGeTlcS.. sHClai1 anu W uottsdiSs
ANDREW ]. AULT. SAML. OAKEY SEYMOUR
AULT & SEYMOUR.
No.244 TCHOUPITo STREET.
Bst1ossa St. Joseph street and 81 uarg's .NarkGt.
VNHEY take much pleasure inform their friends and the
public generally, that thy have purchased the we'll
known ROUERY, 2l4 rchOupitoulas street, situated
eOdvensR TO st Mays Market and which Is fitted up in
III auneT-wheTe article in the Grocery lire
! III lalWlys be found, and at the lowest prices.
Ude from their friends in the county, or in the city
| shall be carefully executed.
Beside bal prepared to furnish every article Of Groceries
ttey will supl4y their friends with FLOUR, POTATOES
| NEAL, GRAIN ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK, il
anal packages OF in barrels iylO 8taW II
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Steamboat Luna....G. r., President Of the Railroad
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sALFS AT AUCTION.

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taHrays, at y O'clock, Banh Arcade General ~ inter-
mediate days ~ oaee No % lisnls ireaiis Pliisgs
N 100 Mules, Horses DEays, ete.V
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CATuRDAY, December AZ halfpasi 10 O'Clock -
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9 Saddle and drought HORSES;
MULES WAGONS CARTS DRAYs, &C.;
POUND HORSES.
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sonth- Wssfern Cirons.

LAKE, WORRELL and HARPIERE
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Az 1raritetv. :. Tickets Cents HfT
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Young John Zournes John Zigier Jacob
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nR. s. Il. BARDASCH has removed his Office and
- Residence to No 24O Graoier Street between St,
John and St Peter STREETS DR. u has alO received sup
ply of The best Fresh VACCINENlRUS, and will vacci
nate daily at his Office from to A. NJ, and from P
NJ Country Physicians and Planters can be supplied with
the same nH I'm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-03
NEW COUNTHRFEITs.

Counterfeit Ten Dollar Notes on the Far
mers and Mechanics Bank of Railway, N. ].
are in circulation in Philadelphia. They are
said to be so well executed that the imposi-
tion can hardly be detected. The word "ten''
is across the left hand end, and the head Of
Washington on the right. The vignette is a
female figure, sheaf of wheat, sickle, &c.
with figure of ship under sail between the
names of President and Cashier. 1t bears
the names of "Rawdon, Wright & Hatch, u
engravers.
A new and dangerous counterfeit, says the
Albany Atlas, has recently been pst into cir
culation. II is of the denomination of IS
upon the Freeman's Bank, Boston, Mass.
Look out for counterfeit IS on the Hudson
River Bank.
Look out for Is of the CORTLAND County
Band, altered to IS. They are so ingeniously
executed that they are well calculated to de-
ceive, especially at night.