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NEW ORLEANS MARKETs


lls
COTTON.-There was only moderate demand Or Cotor
Saturday and e reached but 1900 bales at abou
The rates Of the previous day. The weather was rainy and
uHiaEorable for business Of every kind.
NEW ORLEANS cLAssIucATI0N
l1fgi0r 9z@ Aiiddlug Far..... f0s 18z<
slaygary ;935g 95ll Fan; --.......II 9nl2
e a5dl tlaji. h Coed
TOBACC0.-Pdces continue very faI and IS hlds were
dsposef Of as iotoFs hbds Admitted at o. sfassd
ats, IS DO. al 81, and 20 bids A. and r. At 5JIc round
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs. - The rainy. incemeat
weaaE prevented much from being done in ieso 7siols
and Of Sugar barely 200 bids. taken at sRfe for
good Conmoo % fully FAR Sales Of 800 bib. Moas az
2Q549209Ec - gallon.
LODR.-Tbers was hardly any thing Reported a the
Flour marker the sales being confined 70 16 bb unbranded
al "a 7og94 80, aud about go bbl in small l0 al Is 10
a. s. - for superBe The arrivals Of Sunday were over
6NJbbls, leaving large stock now on the Lesae.
CORN. 900 sacks were sold BY one parry at 53eqy h.
PROYISIONS-The sales Of Pork incIuded several ssif
lots Of Mes at 91i co. and 80 bb Prime - 30 beqes
which, 80 121< was offered FOR large lot Of 8e Of tie new
packing, % arrive next month At he Inspections De sek
Of al descriptions the 1t proved to be R5 bb Of
which 1873 weTeAez 734 NJ o. 8S7 Prime and 1856 Rumps.
IN Bacon and Beef heard Of nothing worth rsportnE.
Thsafgest sale Of Lard was 80 kegs az &c. y h.
DRIED FRUIT. -&3 sacks and bbls. Dried Peaches
brought 6jsc. q b.
NAVAL STORES. = The cargo last received has hsrn
partially sold e. % for Tar, and 81 49sI % for Roa
spidis Turpehdue, 56sag7e p gallon.
sALI-A cargo Of 500 bushels St Martins sold a
22c y bushsL cash.
GUNNY BAGssales Of aluut 50 900 IN bass at 105<e
BhIskY= 1mbFOying. 900 bbls. Reehhed sold Gin two
lOtsl at &c. q gallon.
EACHANGES-DuH at fridays rates
fBblsitISI)uA, with large supply Of diasngaged seI1
ses- Ihsfais 70 Liverpool, I'D for Cotton.
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b. N. NORMAN. I.

80 -. BOOtselsr and StaionsT
NOW RECEIVING his usual large and complete stock for the
season. which he olen he Ci County trade a. price,
As LoV IS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TINS CIyY-and
respect - ~ -'i ,sSE Sn,rJ
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IhternatIonai a. Ul,Inn.

l.lkhtl pes zoe pleasure Of announcing the ndnirprs
~ f IN q l9 t!ne A the arrival 10 NewY0k OF THREE
19Bo VIZ PICTURES the gin Of the French Government
WY 4s'ana AZ Unian and - order give The pu he an
eHa,huhng them has been found necessary To pns-
llue e AnuA luwtrE To the III u Iauuafy The bsd,t H.
E9yng" Tie Paye 'l9 dhtrtuioa ior ibJ an nov t ss
anu lu0seni uns received, the store Vi Nv ~ Fs''
ROBT. HALL g. co 4g CansIr
~ The splendid OH Picture, THE sERAGIiO " iND9VT -
QUE hs prizes for lsi9 will be exhibition or w days
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se fiPqs Ts. ss3 AP9 & S93 g
Sehr Home, Oliver, Aransas Bay and Corpus Christi,
selr. Dora. Boghieh, Pensacola. ]. Hurry
Arrived Yesterday.
Ship Avalanche Hawkins Is days from New York, 10
Bark AyoH gastHs i DAYS from marlborough Me- to
Bark Emma Lincoln Bartei Is days Om FhomastOn. to
Brig Mount VeiSa, Buesy nom Kingston. ia, 18Th uli.
b. 6rE Teegrapb Young irom Raiaian IIahd si ult.
TO VIM. BmEes Il Co.-lst my.
schr Dorothy. wilkins. rom ms Coast-lst my.
Oregon. He4n. f5op sf9 5Ia''1'-i.,
Buleti5; Chureh, rom bisnighi1s5s bales cotton
Gaut Meoge, trqin MenFQe-595 haes Cotton
RoekaWayl pas from s5rsvePort8l5 bas5 cotton
Griffin featpan. Williamson from 81 Lqais-
MoqtgoHeTy, Estes, from Prineeton162 bales cotton
Towboat l9fsEsoq Alel9aHisis from ron 5hs Pass
Arrived Saturday.
6hpaIet6sa Sampson, 4 days from LEGION, 70 l. H. Cal
Ship Bud as vista, Lippe, from HAVE. 18th Oct to }. P
Bark ki ii Bus fiom Havana, Ssh ui, Pug,
Bark Tgfn s.i Hawes, from New, York Lprsyguy
ported a The Southwest Pas,l to J. FVsstaHton & So-
Norwegian brig Presto. Jansen 30 days from Bordeaux. 70
spaH jig satadoi Boe g days from Barcelona. IN bal
Brig j. H. Long, Long. from Thomason Oct ad, to mas.
sehT. Ia Bis, Young, 3 days frDm New York. to ase
schT bsqea and Frances NieksOu, days nom Mobile,
STEAMBOATS,.
Tes9s Ciaii,gs.s. lal iasisyiel7l bales cotton.
RIO GTaads Gordon, ffon vs95asi5 ll sos
! T. A Ogtens Havand. from Ataaapas.
Princess, Fairchld- from Bayou Sara-1l bales cotton
MonrOe- Murphy, from Louisville-1a0 bales cotton
Bride Hadoek, from lfehOTe-e59 bales cotton.
'latgla, HINT, nom Aaz1o7l0S2 bales cotton
! 40Wl9at LoutsHlles Lambert from the Pls7es.
i Iowhoat IeHieseean, Thompson, from The PaslaI
/. IOWhoat Tat helfys Davis from the Passes
! BY TeIegraPhio Dispatch.
| ITO the Daily Creseent.J
| SOUTHWEST Pass, Der. IS O'Clock p A-The Wina i
blowing fresh from the Vest he ship 4esoSe IS s s
Bar, bound QUIZ. Nothing ia sight.
Spoken.
BY slup Emblem. on le aeh ult. lat. a4as9 n, ion
600 w 'bark CALICO, days from Boston, bound % Apa-
achicola
Memoranda.
Towboat Tenesear lowed down and 10 aa on the 23d
uit, ship Josiah Breis, bark Elizabeth and brig Tasso
Iowboat Pat Henry lowed down and sea- Oh he SD
alt, brig Eucy Watts, and schr Eliza $. LeiUer
Towbuat Jefferson lowed down and to sea- on The 18th u
ship Emm1 Watts, and brig JoveH Enrique.
Toysboat shark lowed down and to sea- on The Ssh nl
dip Lemuel Dyer,. and barNAntelope.
Passengers
Per bark Avon, from NadoboFough-T. b. MeIntyrs
Per ship Buena sta, from HayTe-249 Storage.
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StNi,Ee s. Nesgseg SFeEttolscs.sr.

WE respectfully cali The Merchants and ohefs who
" may require thing husines the large and choice
stock now receiving at our establishments ard which carefully
selected the North under especial 6upga m our rel
salAs. cnnal.nr m nart d
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Thmnder amd Linhtninr.

~ tNEaR..Tg CgPduet0Ts on Scientific Principles
N u huoAB5 Of HeWf 1rh gives tocu she Ci7ts d New
H. Osaa, ana .Grns .tsra isi be hs place rrrparsd
tso 9ieiis &c he Ia3stad Wire LIGHTNING ROD he F
ehlgh
-nh5 meu These Ro.s have g advantage Oh eobip,pr
- a N2,L perfect secntyof rtrioH ard propety from DE
l mo as made Of twisted ron The puss such Us
@ wy 1 enpeel as 60 be within The aimo5t rvsry
n'a5i e hr X vil remain hut gey short line IL d a.
y, a. "a 09ss SHOULD De given nme iltcy line addressed
yone orCfereent 1fice, viii rgeyea proupt call i9s
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DANCING ACADEMY,

ME- r EiesEY lale from 1srs respectfully Informs Nsz7
~ tue Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city tla he Gill ls
,ps o. the t-to Noyenbur- his Dancing Acalcmy az ~
No. "a Harpnde street, where he viii toaci all the 3LM
uace that art now u arHgug the fashionable ~
GU, es % Puris, such n t1IadriiltE, Tennis
Fat c3se femps, German Polka, RgSa Aluscsgss pnks Ma
tIh Nleh ale ts only Dances received fa8aoun
l9"H n tn"pt Mic recommends ih- as beng
3 graceful and elegant particularly When danced by lady and
sehHst1an u Is ensly learned ~
ales ana beluncn desiring To eau thoBe can he
instructed y calling op NJ q heweeu and O'Clock, hours
pEvale isInilts 2 - r CIV S''-
p3Yio ehdTen Mondays and Thurayz Hoqs from O'Clock
ue.slqen are respectfully informed that Class Willie opened m
yn ls" tfni 10 oeockege evening loo the ek for those -
VISA TO psrect bnse ges IN short time M engaeng 10 teach
l 10 auee tua4iea and Nalzes n tie space0 month
- tue Of the head in Waiting entirely Dancing
''"u1' % a4v'Isitl street. near Common. ~ 90 SIN
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" ALUA BIaE. HOUSE sESV ~ 81 R.E.-.
v a valuable Servant, who ) GOOD mao tr1I11r
and troneF, and Hair.dresseT will IL adia da di lhe
owner wishing 10 save The city. lnqaia q Nas1as.st
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NJ, : HIeIhoIh- Lhngunges
The Best ODpOrtfnity of GcqttiTi1g This UsefnI

. -, -I--,.. LIIIlNE q TIUU UTEFtI =
MI H. EUGENE EBDilA will resdme ne French Evening Casses
- az soon As Sufficient number Of scholars obtained
enter tieir nunes. p
For further pnEculat apply his Office, No IS Duncan Build
10 Mr. E teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPING attends to
We opening adjusting and closing d Books French Eng
Uth Lan4tage- n2im
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE aso57' 8o7 N.--IoSorTUDE 50o Var "a.


span. bagk Tacio, FeTnel, BaFce0na, Pug l1 s e.
sciT. Chpoia Gne1soH, Apalachcola g. G. Rogen & ca
schf. Iaahae, aauIdeIs, ST. Marks, +. G. Roger a Co
Sehr. Home Oliver, ATansas Bay and Corpus Christi,
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fB- From the facilities afforded
ness enabled sell all articles epu1, 49,
only portion Of our sock on the liberal terms s We ~
the mercantile community generally 10 ezpmne o, srf
fore purchasing elsewhere. va o" Dc
DAVID FELT s. CO,
nj smeod&W Staioasrs' Hail. No. "A CIartrssss,,,-
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n pr BlAhEs Celebrated AROMATIC BrrTERs. ter
aens ue system and giving stomach 5nd Dire
u, -ls751nd eer7u reineiyior DYSPEPSIA.
Ff5,e ssyeuyir Cents per Boris Prepared by Tior,a
Lie 81 D. New York and s11 ou n Ngv 0reas I'd Ng in
M Ina
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PENsmnTO Merchants, Accountants, ct
W. b. KENNEY, ~

W. u, KINNEY. ~. Il
GOLD IND BELLMETAL PEN AJiKER ~SSr
~ Magazine street, ~
ii ASon bard and is constantly uanuaetutinE, = y
- large anI beautiful assortment Of Pens d saFsof qualify gen
"hl stamped " w IL kenney, NO" W g X can r.IsT g5tt
' eouleree 10 a t1ss who aveused bis and more nan
caisIy 70 ihe Canal Bank, the Achau.cs' aud ,' Ba6t r
W. M'neTa oHctH Of Che Second Municipality and host ii
sn short j. nee5 ony 20 give these Pens ir 10 insure sr
-''NS d i'''''e "''' every une Nlo uaea 1hcn, No
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AEssRs. GER MANI IA TfioRNE and LIsBiAN PsopTje-
W tor Tile ahorea abb suen; beg save he cif
o. NeHOress That they will open their CUspI Jra5out t 2
s, %hsq aceaoinaoo o. talent IA the E1u raa ime will b.
tuy worthy p pafGenaEe Among the
Aadtmos ROSA ~idedy the aen Eenae Equestrian
hs EaId has sea- together Mr. VA. WORRELL de
Clown 81 ClaWhs; Mr. GEkMAEI, Mons La THORNEanI M.
N. LLPhlAN, great Sons mar
Inc en- nnmlhs will Re conducted
O. at. ~ ~
Tbs Seats vii be cushioned.
The Bfa Band, Fosel Of Fifteen he uulsr die
gdIaIga el The reehrats s. MEssEAER ad far tread av
be r1rected unsteady. ~ 49, ,ioN
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MONDAY Of December neat. r. -
Those by ProieA,or Blu LARD ebIace The History
Pipeiplss The Roman Cyh Law e JuTprudeGcs Land
TILES Of Lopapnn
Those By Proelior treat Of Admiralty and Maritime
jurisprudence La VI Nat0ns aud jurisdiction d The Courts
United States
Tho by Professor RANDELL HUNT will embrace Commercial
Law Criminal Law add Practice, sud the Law Vi
Professor MONROE gl Lecture Constitutional Law, Common
Law and Equity jurisprudence. =
Diploma equivalent license lopuctiee, will erred
hoso only who have attended Courses
and shall have studied least yenr office OF
Councillor At Law Testimonials Of god ciTactef rqurei
For farther information application may either sT tb
Ptoeiiors and for matTicuiati -. the Undersigned
u5td II. A. BILLIARD, Dean No. n 81. Charrs 81 rect
Il" Hermann Lodge No. CO, u. DAY %
Runder the jurisdiction the II I0usi- AA
Incorporated in lbi2. The Rcgulir ~
ths Lodge held e second Thursdays Of "
each month"; at lalplg5 O'Clock p N. Friendship s ~ "a
Charities sheet The members Of the Lodges
order iyI3ty -HENi{Y sIN0Ns NJ "a -
M The Books Of tie LOUISIANA HlsFmONIC AssoCIA.
TON arc now one daily die of0co sccrearm 10 A.
NJ to u NJ aths store Off A TYLER No 80 Camp street. under
1,he following Ilule and Regulation:
Article 49, Honorary Members shall be entitled 10 one Personal
iieEshot Transferable and one Guest ticket, which viii admit
lady OF non-Testiunt only"
.oet' Il. 81 McALPlN, President.
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POmurede's 9riginni PanOFama =
HyIssISsTPpT. * TmaE INDyAr TTE


I Asst WEEK Or THE sEAsOE and Every Day dilne the
- Week, at ARNORY HALL, Comp sreet.
Thp Pointing One Hundred Thousand square feet
~ Iahted ~ OH tnd representing many beSasl indian
g upon ihe Rvsrwlu many handsome DssOyng Views Of
place. Of note, with hight scenes q
AnthoBy; 2 " ~ ~ - ~
4 Prairie on Fire
Groups o. lnliahs scattered upon the Plains
Grand Buffalo Hunt. Indian Council
The Battle Of Bad AHe-and upwards d three hund places
81 inet upon te Upper Mssuspp lahuy reptese 81.
Il intervals, moytd by ney driving black smoke from elf
heated Furnaces, and emitting sseapepes The
whole 70 eghellie with DssoTmg Picture Of Conaagn-
ton Of 81 Louis on the night Of The 7i 81 Last.
Appropriate MUSIC viii be in attendance.
~ DOOM oPea o'clock PRiDtBg eumr moving
TGEc Js hhd .le door 50 cents ehidren half p,ir
d5 POMA8EDE &sCOURfkEAY, Piopfsors.
ROanlE's Troupe Of Sable HarInOTIJsIs,7
open EVERY EVENING at Commercial Exeiapge nan iTbe
". u. TEMPLE, g.
W. N CHAMBERS, ..
J. M-FOANs, 80
William ReARK
neyIg hoARK oLlpItAEr, Prop
!. SOuth=JV esterm Circus.-
Tuiis Splendid Company Of El7estran Gyrnuasts and Aera
VIA The finest stud Of Horses the country smmot ~ ~
Frr Fa7on chp1sie Of saey md oay setting per
have aIe9ed or nighu, en- CONGO SQUARE e9RHe,r"G
10 hoNDAf, NY o. 1873. following disnguhed pei
Mr. EAT0N stone 81 10 70
nj, ~ 9so' s~eet MS z. Stokes, Ms2A. Levi '-
GFo, I,%HF,J " s EaRy Master S Ssls
Madam W. LAKE. La se9e Gsrnae. La Peit, America.
LAKE WORAELL aud HARPTERE
x Doofs open a. hl pas! p Performances Commence
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD C0N'FR a 5I,OIs

Xvii -tTITl3 q " ITo6He and UFiQ -E1lF0lI,
SEALED Proposals. vii be received office OF Inc Com
- Pany a. s9he, unt Of SATURDAY. he sh day Of De
estF 5 or the graduation masonry hlgng, Frubbng
clearing o. sixty miles, aud hr delivery Of
Track li1berlor tcyny ss Nozzle and Ohio abroad be
ginning at aud eStenJrF wewsrdy Mcbie Plans pru
leeG2oh5 etc., VII be ready ior nspectonon aud the s
dy 81 November The work wihe divided B0 small
BS budding can propose for one more, whole work
Faymes viii be made mouy but from 10 rs per cent Of he
Vauest the done viii be retained securts until he
eonreuon Of seOauact The wnrk immei-
aigy after the lsttng and gEeu cot=tiB
ne seventy pHsnov advertised extend through pine ood
Aia- aud oVer sand and sandsJoae
n M healthy az All sea oes a. aypart e gned States The
those frum The South.
Il expected that $50 route win Re nut upe
contract teUe the completion Of the work io les
umons Of character, and ability perform TIE work bid for,
re1tFel thts1
Engineer. a sawtds JOHN CHiLDE, Chief Engineer
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sple ndid and Delightful .PT0periV situated nm;
fronting ON the RniIrOad. s5reenKile.

q TTWiIIIII2 vi IIIt ItnIITOaus UFeenVIIp. :
BY u A. BEARD, Auciioneer.
SATURDAY IeceIuber p o'clock-VT be sold al auction
- the coffee house Of Mr.. Charles Rice Iafavetg
That very yauabe COUNTRY SEAT, lately Tie resience Of
A. Beard, ~ s daishuu village Of 6racs minutes
run b the RSI29a &c from the city Th properly eorPfs
requisite lOI respectable fhiy Tie out5uidn1 ara very yts
having kt-benai quarters cyacfpus Tor foa
horses lne cOwh0use for wells All Il
good order The grounds laid m the
wn tie ehpccst assortment Of pan shrlbs and
10 The Quilted States, Europe and The vegetable gara In
the finest order and fine crop growing The Juse plau
comprise large assortment 81 the choicest specimens Gdefs
plans eyeFsehs srb, etc. can had valuation BY the
purchassr u the properly.
Porous DESTROYS Of viewing tie property notified that gar
dener is on tie preInises-to them.
Term s-fle purchaser be payment Of mortgage
cote tor $685. due e 2ih February 1850 balance eas
The properly will be sold without liant aqplassrnent
Fgr fol nd farther particulars, apply The Office Of J. Beard
40 Bguks Arcade. MO
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PROTECTION INSURANCE. COMPANY Of
HARTFORD, CT.
LNC0RPORA TED 1895.
CAPITAL, S2O0,00O. FL. Surplus F9dd Of $500 900. IS
~ W CLARK President

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
-,,, .f M. - Camp strcet.
vi z Pndssigned having been apGoiuteI Agent oq place
o. T. A. Adams Esl., rCsEncd) OF the above old and
AMI iavonby known Company now prepared 10 insure
O. ne MOT i9ygabc eTms against IRE, MARINE AND
All Losses via be promptly settled here or paid in Hartford
Conn, at the option OF the Hsund.
.-z-,r UHAS &. LATHROP Agent
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PUBLIC MIGHT sCHOOLs- SGcond .Wusgeipaiity
tH'HE ANNUAL TERM Of this School will commence
L on the night Of MONDAY, 18th inst. at lalf-pai s
Q clock, atthe MARSHALL SGHOOI-HOUEE on ST
Mary sree between GiIu aud Julaand comtinuel0r six
months. publications. for admission to be made 10 Hon
> 49, lDW IN, President of the Board either OF die under
siguedy or the Principal Of tIte School.
j. q. HARRIS, 80 tiFayer street }
j. @. plERSON, Orange street. Committee
>. II. KENNEDY, % Tcb0nptouas. J 81 SnI
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Il~ HEu hELLp1l HgmaoPlihis, bias Beuoved bis Olive
- nnd Residence 90 No a. PEilDDO STREET zine o.
9 1ll0n RAILROAD Depot an sgssi,
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BY SYKES HYDE x 90
1us DAY, December o. hsllpast o'clock-Wl Re sod
On hs l.eVes opposite Lafayette street. account o. whom
] may
! landing from steamer Grand Turk
I. Terms cafh.
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81 FOR I.gNERPOOIe-The fine A , fast sailing
eEl.- ship HARTLEY, morrill,, master, having the
largest portion OF her cargo engaged viii have dis
palch. Tor freight Of 3lU hlles cotton, apply 10 -
- J. W. ANDREWS * co. 81 Common St,
IL q. w. DIN Err, ST. Sharks ST.
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Unreserved Sale. .... V76ragoryed sol.
BIZ j. A. HEARD, AucfiOneer.
"WEDNESDAY December 6, D. y O'Clock WI Re sou in
~ Bank Arcade e following valuable And De- rabe
L-TtiREE SQUARES OF GROUND, situated ID he Town Of
CaTrp1ni being Nos ~ fuunler n g} frnmi N and -
g9pms 2 ss per pan made by N Reat, cypEngnecr dated
hlay ~ lal9 Squares - number and 23 Dnber nea.
sure $50 i bounded BY Jefferson Fourteenth streets and two
sIt without names hqusre numbeT rs number g. ineaures
without Banss. 49, N-
2-THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF A hot OF GROUND in
a2uIg byenaa Parish q JhersoB beng No Squire No
~ ANng ~ w oht On Faqunnea street. by rs iesj in depth
aud front on Washington ztrest This ground % both streets ban
qdetted excepting 10 feet Psquemnes street Te m higher
fn shionable residences Of Lafayette.
IA CERTAIN SfluARE q GROUND sipstsd q, Geeapvifts
RAh Of Jefferson, being No 81; hank 36t ICED rom on Chestngt
aud Walnut sra ap1 30 feet front Anne n Ioqia streets
desirable square. ~ - " '1''
This properly Willie sold without deserve.
ugcash m
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New Furniture! sew Fnr1iIT,-s :
BY ]. N. DEPAsS. Ancfinneer.

MONDAY, Desember3 attn oeocE-SYil BE- s9ld ia aats Ar
w eide psssggs-yeitigut reserve ' "
spleudd4ot Of NEW FURNITURE, consisting Of Bedae ads
Gard and Cenire Tables etc. 137s ''i. Seiai
Eold Tor account Of a concern cosne blsneus.
Terms casl. 1T
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COTTON-Tbers was only moderate demand i8F Cosfou
Saturday and re sales reached but 1900 bales at about
te rates Of the previous day The weather was ainy and
uHlayorable fsr business Of every kind.
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-. M0aIIlt0 Haf7t &c. eIc. :
AL Of imported DDS Aye bc1n with The geses CA
b. Of the hn taure aud England and expressly % sut
taste and trade OF NgW OhesIrs.g
n9 Imatan crl,ar n t,..,.I al.I - -.
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To the PObIic.

The "mneral lands" included in the foregoing procla
nation are chiefly situated between Lake Superior and
the Montreal river and Isle Royale, the northern pen
iusua OF Michigan, and rendered immensely valuable
by the exhausss mines oil copper and other found
therein.
considerable number of those already been
discovered in The ranges within few miles OF Lake
Superior aud from the geological character of the country,
and the explorations already made cannot be doubted
others equally, IL valuable, will be found
throughout this whole mineral region"
In the worked, copper is found almost
pure and in fact of the native copper and
Weld greater per cenage than any other yet discovered
world. Silver is also found considerable guam
titles. ..
All tho necessary materials for the construction Of FUR
naces and fuel for smelling, found in abundance
immediate neighborhood of the mineral.
The climate the WINTER though cold, does not inter-
rupt the operations of the fact that Is
considered the favorable for their operations.
The unity OF these mineral land. to the shore OF lake
Superior, which several sale and excellent harbors,
and the communication herelron, by the Sault Sic
Marie, lakes Huron Erie, DC, furnish ready OF
transporting products Of these lands the prime pal
markets OF the United States at very trling
1t likewise appears from the reports 10 this office,
that the agricultural lands OF lair quality producing
the usual culinary vegetables and abundance, and
when properly Tiled, they have been found favorable for
aud good market will be found at tho mines.
Ilmber--such as white and yellow pine, sugar maple,
yeow Dirch 0cs, in many places, very abundant, and
thrifty growth gives evidence of the richness Of the
Ill.
Maps showing the localities the mines and other value
able information relating thereto derived geologi-
cal survey, &C. which cannot be embraced in this br ct
notice. will be prepared and deposited the land Office
tcable, before the comm Of tho public sales
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office.
Mar 2-lawl3w
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T'RUsTEE's sale Of Valuable Lots In Georgetown
Jan. CIV

TRUSTEES sale OF Valuable Lots In Georgetown.-
BY authority of decree of the circuit Of the Dis
trc OF Columbia, sitting Of chancery the sub
scroer, as trustee, will sell without the prcmi-
ses on the 18th day OF March next o'clock p m,
ots OF ground In the village called Wbcriorce the first lot
rop.lns % ee on High street, and running back I40 feet
on German street, until it meets Congo lane the othcr LOT
lane "S' ~ ~ - 80
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the The purchase
money 70 be paid In equal nsalmeDs six, twelve and
e'Rhcen inonhs from the day of sale whole
interest from the day OF sale and the payment thereof be
secured by the bond OF the with security 10 be
approved by the trustee, paid on the av of
yslc or on the ratification thereof by the court -
JAMES MAGUIRE, Trustee
Feb, N-Staw6w E. S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.