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81 Canal street, corner Of St, Charles st.
DEsPECTFULY ntRates TO the Ladies Of New Orleans and
N vicinity, their STOCK OF GOODS very extensive and
select, comprising
Rich plain 1nd figured black and colortl SukAi
Sewe1 Muslin Robes;
Chiirens Robes, FTocEs aud Fr0ck Bodice nUhi
SeWed Muslin and Lace CHQes, Colllrp, cc
Inserting and Ehsug Trimming
Null Book, Nunsook and CambTG Muslia
Striped and check Musliu5
Casimtrrs, De Laiuts Alpaca Lustrssi etci
Painted Cu0us and Gughhms, great variety
Linens aud Long lawns Cambria landkefciieiai
Cotton Shrtiugs, SheetnEs aud foWeliingsi
gl1wls nnd Piaiizi Blankets and Couute1panefi
Hg5iery and Small Wares, etc, ETC. d5 mo'hs'
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NV oRnEANa s.

~ meeting iof promoting he better cbsegvunos Of he
Eahhaih BE haa This evening Dr. SCOTS Church,
Lafayette sqeare under tn paOnaee Of some Of our most
antrinuiini sstireus
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Illustrated STANDARD Poets


Just received and for sale at the
New Orleans stauoners' Warehouse,
/ No. IA CAM ST.
BYRON'S COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS; Illus.
tratsd with elegant steel eugravings vol. SyO.
MOORE'S POLITICAL WORKS; illustrated; / vol SyO
sOUTHEY'S COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS; /
vol. Svo.
HALLECK's COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS /;
beautifully Illustrated ! l vol svo
SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA
FOR THREE CENTURIES; illustrated with steel
plates Svo
BUTLER's HUDIBRAs, with notes by Nash; vol. 1Gmo.
Life and Glossary limo
BYRON'S CHILDE HAROLD'S PILGRIMAGE :
/ 16mo illustrated
CAMPBELL'S POLITICAL WORKS; lIustraied lGno.
COWPER'S COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS, with
Life &c, lGmo.
DANTE's POEMS translated by Cary 1 vol. l6mo.
| HEMANS's COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS. 2
/ vols. 16mo
MILLIONS COMPLETE POLITICAL WORKS; l
/ vol I6mo.
TAssO's JERULALEM DELIVERED; translated by
Wifion; l vol. lGmo.
/ POPE'S POLITICAL WORKS "A engravings; l6mO
! SCOTS POLITICAL WORKS; with Life vol, l6mO
| KEBLE'S CHRISTIAN. YEAR; illustrated ed; l6rnO.
| MOORE'S LALI4A ROOKH; 32mo.
| POLLOCK'S COURSE OF TIME 32mo.
| THOMsON'S SEASONS; S1mo.
| HOFFMAN'S LAYS OF THE HUDSON, &c; 32mo
I GEMS OF AMERICAN POETS.
/ POETIC LACON, or Aphorsms from the Poets 32mo,
| 81 An elegant assortment of POLITICAL WORKS
| always hand, bound in every variety and style
~ Catalogues Of Books published frequently,
and furnished gratis application.
do 3t2dp ltW j. b. STEEL, "a Camp street,
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PaoF. RANDELK.s HuNT.--This gentleman, Pro
lessor Of Criminal and COMMERCIAL Law, will deliv-
r the lecture introductory to his course, at5 o'clock
The care with which Mr. Hunt prepares his lec-
tuTes, the learning at his commend, and the Tine
ahilites he possesses an assure US that those who
siiaAd this evening vii ho pleased and Instructed
bvfhe Professor
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RAiLaoAD BETwEEN NEw ORLEANS ANDJAcK

RAiLaoAD BETWEEN New QRLEANs AND JACK
sar MIss-Last evening, in pursuance Of the no
- Mayor, number Of our citizens assem-
Commercial Exchange for the purpose
delegates to attend the Convention to
ticello on Monday next This Con
en called to devise ways and means
BE construction ola railroad between
bis city. The meeting was organ
ling Al. D. Gresham to the chair
hdenin, By request, addressed it upon
lect of the proposed road and in clear and
blemauner showed the advantages resulting to
New Orleans by the construction Of the route. He
spoke Al some length upon the importance Of hav-
ing an easy transit for the cotton Of the interior to
this market, and stated THAI in that great staple
alone 100000 bales would at least be annually added
70 our trade by the road Alter review Of the sub
jeet, showing eonyersance with the facts submit
tea, Capt G. closed his remarks amidst much ap-
plauss. Tie meeting then proceeded to select the
delegates to the Convention.
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The RACE To-DAY--iNetairio C0avSe,--The
sports Of the turf viii be resumed to-day, and with
The present fine weather, a large attendance may
be expected. The contest for the purse Of $500,
two-mile heats, will be an exciting one from the
wen known character Of the nags, we expect to sec
good running from the start. The entries are He
giro, John Black, Bully Henderson, and Dan
Hsaris Each horse has good friends and hackers,
which win make lively time Of it. The race
comes of at balf-past two, after which the follow
ing blood stock win be sold on the course A black
colt four years old by Eclipse, dam Patsey Dolbert
by Archie also a brown FLY. three years old, BY
Wagner by Mingo, grand dam Ladtiu.
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The CALEDoEIA's NEws.-The details Of the
news By The Caledonia came to US yesterday in the
northern papers. There is nothing remarkablefrO
the Continents least not much more than we
have previously received BY telegraph. We give,
elsewhere an account Of Sir John Ross return, Of
th5 intelligence som Ireland and Of the indications
of the new Lon5 Napoleon Ministry.
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INFORMATION WANFED-If THOMAS DRUM;
L MOND will Communicate with the undeIssned, ne wan
hear OF something 10 his advantage The said Thomas Drum,
mond native Of London, about - year, o.
to New Orleans about the LIST Of NOvembef 80 "a me DATA
Rainbow Maohinh BY trade haa GotSs n IA
left New Orleans about the is Of August anu supposed q
have gone IN the river Any information respecting him VIII
he thank fully received, either N R @ ~ letter. directed
10 JAMES DkgMmgNQs -.
nSO Imd&W or A. z. JONES, % Gnod st., N, o.
IgTE-i5o0 bhls. fresh Thonsson Meadow Rock LIME,
i 4 IN store and LANDING, for sale by
IA 81 JOHN STROUD 4 CO., l48 Common st.
Y , Rtrlendale CEMENT landing and for sle By
az JOHN STROUD Co, lag Common st.
IAIR-2750 bushels PLASTERING HAIR, IN hhds,,
H bbls. and sacks, iOT sale BY
d St JOHN STROUD CO., l46 Common st.
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The LAST RUMoR ABOUT CUBA.-It is stated
with an cir Of confidence and authority, in "Il Cor
REQ de los dosMendoa," a Spanish paper, Published
in New York, that The Spanish authorities at
Madrid are actually taking steps for the sale and
iransier of Cuba to The United siates The imme-
diaie ineeniion to this policy is stated 10 be, that
Representations have gone forward from come Of the
most powerful and influential inhabitants Of Cuba,
giving very uniaVorable view Of the security Of
the royal power in the island. 1t is added that in
consequence, the Spanish government has appoint
ed six gentlemen to visit Cuba for the purpose of as
ceraining the real state Of its affairs, and the true
character Of public sentiment Its further stated
that this commission is vested with full poiDers,
che emergency should arise, to make trangferof at
island efCaba % he United States Of AVleriea, o'
such sns as s6osla aos Be unacceptable % he Span
ISL court
This, initselG would be q very rational proceed
ing, only It Is too rational to be expected from the
Spanish government, which has never yet known
when to yield in time or prudentIy, to irresistible
events, OF to coneede anything which might com :
promise It's inflated ideas Of its own dignity. STILL
there may hs 8 new wisdom, learned within a few
years, and Spain may be willing to make a good
bargain for the sale Of this noble island, before the
Cubana are ready to take charge Of it themselves,
and leave with Spain only the tolls of hopeless
war TO recover 1t, for her compensation,
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6honan ERI1IanE RnOkR.

~ The attention fall those who buy Hank Books to sell
again. their use, respectfully solicited to the large and
compile stock now offered for sale
NOrmnn's Stationery Establishment,
10 CAMP STREET.
fail pleue those who may desire good ana at ho
same time, cheap article uSzpu
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CaaHaalroN AND GREENFILLK sQUAREs.-Au umo
a Ne Of ore sGfssayille and iTes CaI0lon Squares 7
~ ioiayi u n O'Clock. r., az Banks AFrades BY
"a N fhc 6reenBiils squaIe SITUATED in lle vicinity
Ie o s. magnificent ralEaed, and the oileIsisaI
i tlo 81 rs CssoIlion and Shell Ro1ds Wheh cleared
aas saaabia iisal they would make beautiful suburb
l1l eizena sbose TASTE inclined them TO live 81 Oui
o#ne Tie ssil 3 without reserve, for cash.
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NOrman's Book and stallOnerY LsSlnPHI H1., n'



rs NOW RECEIVING his usual large and complete for the
season. which he offers the City and Country trade At prices
As Low As ANY OTTER HOUSE IN TINS CfTR--ani
u'e iusuJ 0i' ''J' W ~ US 9pu
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PELICAN DIVISION, No l. at Pelican Hail. corner Of Com.
mon and st. Charles Streets at halfpas O'Clock.
OCEAN DIVISION, No. 2, at Unity Hall, MqHgny Buildings
Third Municipality, at halt-past O'Clock.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DIVISION No g, AZ Unity Hall, Ma
mgny's Buildings, Third Municipality at half-past 2.
JEFFERSON DIVISION, No. 70, az Gretna, halfpast 4
Temple Meeting.
FINN DECREE TEMPLE, Mol at Temple Hail. MussOi
Buildings, No. II Royal street, at halfnHst O'Clock
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THE GEM.
M. 10 r o w -STREET. OnRasile he PosLoEee

NO. IL it y n y ME- DpBo5t6 Ite AVot1DSe'
TEHIiiS Fashionable SALOON continues furnish 49,
Il the best OF BeveTegehe same when opened last ~.
year Ono ehange) The PrOpreoi5 have besn great M
expense in Rettting, and having original pieces paint ed
expressly for the Gem; The Marriage Of Washington 1y
Steans, of New York is maste' piec-value <J The
Indian Buf0o Hun The Bear HINT, Sport Of the Norm
American Indians The Soil Morning Twilight Scent rep
re9enting Landscape with Hmier-are pieces Of uneOn
mon merit The Old Painting Of the Burning Piaine ana
frightened Dser-the admiration OF all who etas wen
several Others are on the wall yet. The above, and he
convenience and comfort, from the FOIbET ROOM 70 ie
SALOON renders Il the most desirable RETREAT in New
Orleans Ld3 lnil J. g. MILLER q ~
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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.
Sc YNIOUR g. co..,
AZ Camp, Next Door to corner of GrRyieF street.
hFFER, at the LOWEST of any Store in this city
~ Their lcrge assortment Of FRESH and DESIRABLE
GOODS. The prices of this New Establishment will be
found generally tar lower than the rats usually current and
Fashionable, Fancy and Staple DIR G6gds, in every
variety, comprising seasonabe article of COTTON SILK
LINEN and WOOLLEN FABRICS.
G Purche viii find the Goods in this Store probably
more advantageous than they contemplated before exam
nation Of them. my5 3taw
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Col c. G. WILIIs.-This gentleman, who was
q delegate from Texas to the Memphis Conven-
ton was invited BY the citizens Of Harrison county
% parialse Of public dinner at Marshall on the
2lst ult The invitation was accepted, and after
dinner the Colonel gave an account Of his acts at
he Convention. The people Of that rart Of Texas
seemed to be highly pleased with the result Of his
labors, and the Colonel bids fair to become one o
the most prominent men in the State. Col. Will
is, we believe, Georgian by birth, and has Onl
lately become citizen of Texas.
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Beiore laying down cur pen we cannot avoid referring TO
matter pefs9nal 10 Sir Henry Buyg The Aecate steam
soop which CONVEYS him across the Atlantic, possess, no
uqQhl, very comfortable quarters 80 do the splendid t5
Which ply between ibis pQH and America The steamers
cu convey Net majesty mails ought 10 Be considered good
ENOUGH % convey her majesty representative. Some Of the
Items Of eXiavuEanCa in the national
ee ~ us country 70 be found in The expenses INCURRED
r5i, s ne - q Ie diplomatic body. With The crying
si or hnaneal relurm which prevails, the oufay
He plg onl Of ie Hecae 10 take Sir Henry Bull
s,, NV nephelg 10 New York. shameful wei
,l ~ Il 49, " eAiravagnnpe. Ii ans principle
iae eoqa submit TO the outlay with grace; but the
Succeed @ slegalie one Of the abest and
,I; hslsi oa not think that he COMPROMISED M enitV hg
M n VIII fsie 10 Anleslcn in one OF The ordinary seaneT
il asA e e9eded that on tho sroFp OF Fank oI
meath Nv s ss ls sgs eino 4iene Of Canada was be
When even England rejecting the emp,vf forms
Of an antiquated diplomacy, il is time foT H. m;
ted States to see that she is not lels behind a.
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HARDWARE AND IRON STOKES
DREsTLY BEN i fS re- I aid Beses d fe
i cigH and Domestic Hdrdrare, Gut ~
ens or her vei 5af liberal io aoaase A %
n quality and prizes Of their go9l' ara "a.
If they hope seenTe 70 then eontaraGee qf TIER IA
SnS they are constantly receiving fcsh suppe carefully
selected Of every thing II Their line and can confidently in;
lock e Of 3' Which he he fooWnE part VIZ anu
English Bar Iron, round square and tla-i9 S9 tons
:. Tennessee Iron round, square and fat-sOO tons;
| .. .. Roller Plate-3Q tons;
| - Plough =, "a tons;
| s..; MonldaTIl0 tons;
BTazers Rods 10 5Ig and 3s niche roupd-sOO bds
| Sheet IIonEnglish American and Tennes-cs-irom II
Hoop Iro from from & to ~ ncll-s2o bundles;
RouRd i from a to 25l inef-I-' bndle.;
Pres A sp aGs' 800 kegs:
TN 1P ises-bc1 G' CHARCOAL braadseJ bozc
| German, Shear, Blister and Cast 5tcs-45,OOO ibs.i
SPADES and shove7-AnCs and olhe. bIapds go dozen
lhittenofes Cotton, Wool and Hose Caris-6O0 dozen;
Ha'r and Wire seyes-10 dozen;
Patent balances and Platform Scales;
| Anyils Vies, Stock and Dies, Bellows;
| o., Tree, Log, Halter and Col Chains;
Chain Gables and Anchors
American and English Locks Sliding Door Furniture;
Window Frames OF every dc cptOn; llC OF every de
scripon and potten; COss-Cut Ptand Mill Saws; Plough
| Of Kings, Halls, and other good brands;
| Hollow Ware and Castirgs-lb0tOns;
| Ia ,cd and Manila ROpe-al sizes;
! Oalum Marine Houseine, etc;
| Sperm Linseed, Lard and Whale Oils;
! Atlantic Pure White Lead;
! Brooklyn, Nos. / aud 2, Lead;
Black and Yellow Paints; FeTdigTis:
PARIS and Chrome Green;
] FIeuch Pots from 10 80 Pjnts
! Mil and Grind Stones;
! Sheet Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe etc, etc.
~ They ore as9 the only AGENT Y SeW pseshE
! IRON SO Wed&Sal5m
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ELECTION IN AEoBILE.--C G. Langdon wasre-
elected Mayor Of the city Of Mobile az the muniei-
pal election on Monday. His majority was large
upwards Of three hundred his competitor was
Charles LsBaron, both wings; the latter ran as an
;n5....a.sF Tier. v,ns no democratic candidate
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Tim spr,xFpsHIP--I lis stated that Mr.. Mes,
fyvhir., 81 rs Yurk District Pa is lying al the
point Of dsath. HlE. Julian, tdem. free soiimem-
her az CONGRESS from lndiana, has had a bleeding
III III. Innsr. ana IS moi expeciedlto be in Washing
1870 hsrinning Of the session. Mr.. Allnton,
f,gh9a # lhs Mobile district was detained on the
Al.bama river By tho grounding Of the steamboat
81 gobu and could moi arrive at Washington be-
fore Tussaay, gsslaTday) The National IntelIi-
rsbesf quotes from the Providence Journal that
TFr nirop. fwhig) the msmber elected to succeed
Mr. Tbursion, has resigned his seat in the House
ofRsprsssntativss. We think this an error. Mr.
Dixon has probably resigned his seat in the State
Is7ssfuis, ia order 10 take his seat in Congress.
Ils. Wm.J Brown, dem.,) Of Indiana, who was
thought unableto reach Washington from sickness
has neverihslsss arrived there. These chances are
All aavetse to the wings. The absence Of Thomas
Buisr King, Dr. Mes, and Mr.. Allston, takes away
thtse sure whis votes, and that Of Mr.Julian, a
fs soil voie Il all Others elected are present, the
who's vote will bs 226, Of which ia Rrs a maiOri-
tydsmoerats ILL., wings lOs, exclusive free sOileru
IL Thismales the contest for speaker more doubt
fal und exciting.
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TNR. OsGOOD's INDIA CHOLAGOGuEs for fevuf ans
" Ague lnsunant and Rement fever ard me VarioeA
Of hidus daeanaa.
Designed especially the ouugh and permanent cure q those
Infections liver and other internal which atnu me us
aasea Of bilious climates. For sale By
Only Agents luT New lrleans-
- D,osr, supplied on liberal tsrns. d3 6map
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FALL STYLE
81 BEAVER,
~ NUTRIA.
80 MOLESKIN, -
SILK, and
CASHMERE
HATS Of the latest Paris and New York styles
d5 Ct D. w. & F. BELDEN, 5Charros 81.
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The papers which came by mail yesterday con-
firm the telegapho dispatch previously received,
and giving account Of the reception Of the new
United States Minister, Mr.. Rives, by the Presi-
dent Of France. It may be remembered that the
dispatch stated there was reference by Louis Ma
poleon, in his remarks to Mr. Riyes, to the Difficult
ties between the two republics, and an intimation
also that if the American Minister were the repre-
sentative of a Monarch he could not have received
him. Some of the journals on this side of the At
antic to regard this as rather cool reception
Of Mr.. Rives, and to consider that if the American
Minister had acted up to the dignity of the country
he represents, he would have refused an acknowl-
edgement of authority eOuehed in such equivocal
| terms.
But il is probable that Louis Napoleon desired
to express, by these words, the difference existing
between the diplomatic relations Of republics and
those recognized by monarchies The ambassador
OF amonarch is regarded as the personal represen-
iative Of his sovereign. Hence regal marriages are
often celebrated through the King ambassador, the
envoy in such case being considered nothing less
than the King himself From sucha consideration
| it results that the intercourse between monarchs
and the ministers of monarehs partakes somewhat
of the nature Of intercourse between individuals
and thus the rules Of personal intercourse are intro
duced into the rules which regulate the relations
governments. Between republics, however, nc
such personal feelings exist. The president of one
republic treats with the minister Of another repub.
| lie, and considers him nothing more than the agent
Of the people in the transaction Of certain sort Of
business Republican ministers are sent abroad
merely TO carry diplomatic business-not to
maintain strict diplomatic etiquette and ceremony
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J. A. BEARD will SELL at Il O'clock at Banks Arcade-Rea
Estate.
J. NJ, DEPAss will sell, at 70 O'Clock, at Banks Arcade
Plano.
FLoFAEcE n TAYLOR will SELL at 10 oclock, the head o.
Lafayette street-FlOur
Thomas J. SPEAR will SELL at ia O'clock the corner
Common and Rampant streets-Aiules Horses, Days, etc
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For Sale ut No. 40 Camp street.
REDBURN; a work by the author of omoo, Type,
GIiMPsEs OF. SPAIN IN 1877; by 5. T. Wallis; / vol
HlLDRETH'S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES;
LYNCn's DEAD SEA EXPEDITION l vol.
FRANK EQgRFakrEliS S FISH AND FISHING OF
BUTTONS ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY; new
oMoO, MARDi AND TYPEE; by Herman Melville.
MRS PARBIpOE's LIVES OF LOUIS XIV AND
LIFE AND WORKS OF WILLIAM COWPER; by
FAiRFAX's TR ANsLATIoN OF TAssO's JERU-
LIFE OF COUNT ZIWZENDoRFF-FOunder of the
Tob9is STGDENT's MANUAL AND BURNAP's
LIyEs OF TIE ENGLISH LORD CHANCELLORs
LAMARTINE's PILGRIMAGE AND HISTORY OF
LIFE AND PHIL io5soPHICAL WRITINGS OF DR..
EWB ANK3s- 'ffBEATisE ON HYDRAULICS AND
MACAULAYis AND HUME, sMoLLETT AND MIL
E8BRKr 2E FR 5 4EEsA aSn BBL5 s So
PREsCOTT's HISTORICAL WRITINGS; complete
IA & 'O1' j. H. ii BGCHTEI. & co. 40 Camp St
SUNDRlEs- Landing from ships Udel, Aighan Town
- send, Memphis Niagara, RoNaua AbUlhno aud sclE5
PiCK.IL,, ESQ 6eTes Crqgge & Blackwell's;
sAUCE595C cases WEorce5teysGire Sauce;
ssAAHHCCEE- -IIS :. S soRo Bull -;
| LONDON BROWN SIOUI-5OCar tiebDeTt CTS
| LONDON BROWN STOUT-lO0. in pintsi
|. INDIA ALE-20 casks in quarts
! INDIA ALE-ZO IN plnts
/ Al anlinE liom the Anna lifts direct from London.
| GROUND PEPPER-l00 boxes fresh;
/ GROUND SPlCE-50
/ BUCKWHEAT-3j0 packages assorted;
] CIDER-jO boxes Champagne Cider;
! ARROW ROOT STARCH-1O0 bONes
| LOAF, CRUSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR
$50 packages;
RROOMS-3O0 dozen:
COOFISlI--500 boxes:
HERRINCS-30O boxes.
SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINEs-50 cases in
CHoCOLAfE AND COCOA-5O cases froshi
| PEPPER-200 bags;
TEA-3Q0 packages Imperial and GunpOwder;
! CRANBERRiES-20J packages;
SALARATUS-75 80
BARLEY-5O kegs Pearl Barley;
MACKEREL--Jy0 packages, all kinds;
! MUSHARD-lO01 dozen Eagiish and Kentucky;
! RAISINS-j00 boxes, halves aud quarters;
| CANDLES-50 boxes Boston Ta}hOw;
SCHRIDER CHAMPAGNEr-JO baskets;
TUBS-lC0 nesis, 8 in a rct;
PAIlS-200 dozen painted;
BRDSHES-50O dozen Scrub and Shoe;
RlCE-30 casks and 20 halves new;
OLD c7sk SpeIn; 70 bb5, Whale; 20 casks Solar;
TABLE SALT-50 Caees in bOxes 70 bbls. In bags;
! CUBA SKIES SEGA RS-2OOOOO;
SPERM CAHDLES-431 boxes.
| For sale by II. l.. STONE & co,
dl Ct mSw 81 and 80 Common street.
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EIEoTIoN OF JuDeEs.-The bill referring this
subject to popular vote, has passed the House Of
Representative Of the Georgia Legislature,
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FAsHTONAHTE CTOTHTVg

ENGLISH WRITING INKS at HALF PRICES
NTORDUNS, and celebrated Maksrs-a fun assortment
dl8t BIN. NORMAN, stationer, IS Camp St
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sIEOre .Neap GOOGIs

Per steamship OHIO,
And Ships NJ emp his" and 90 NJ al o f o rleaDs "
MONG great variety Of other Goods by lie above
"A vessels
Choice s'yle' mode cOlOred French Cashmere Vestsi
Do do DO Barathsa Silk do;
New styles do Cashmere PantaOonB;
Do fancy colored Cashmere Vesu;
French Calico shirs patterns;
Extra super fancy Satin aud Sill Crayats;
White and cUlored Linen Handkerchief Suspenders
Extra assortment Of superhne Blanket Goats
Heavy Pilot Cloth Panl1loons;
llrpei ice Of
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Guns and Pistols.

lust RECEvED, p1 "Uhi0,' lev Of UOLTa and ALLEN :
y KEFULYERS.
Also-A few choice Guns and Riaes;
Powder FIasksi Shot PJuchCsi
Dram Elasks, 10
GUINNESS a. co.
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AMERICAS rHEATRE. - The Italian ariistes, saEor,
poaea and agf0g Ned have evidently made favorablem
pon AZ ibis house Last evening the beautiful baJlct ~
- eisele was again performed large and deIrbtsi
Anence A. of sigHoF Nes, wehary know what to make
Z" i : ne man. be ieeiotum2 He spins in anan-
Aei Nteh eSelies our special woHdeT. III lie ST. Clair also
an evident iayoiie thanks the management we have her
1e ne season Tonight the tOupe aenin appear in the ballet
o Ia Giaehs, which well beas repetition; and not for
Asins nc lafefs ei Bumboozlng - and the 81 Young
Widow, IN which MessIs Charles Greene spear Kinrs
FL, Mss fere apd Alrs. Stanley viii apisF-ite Thompson
eseiut dance and sighola Ciocci and sganor Re ap
paar j. pas deHx La Hinsenla, '-aa attractive bin
,e.ieii viii no doubt draw