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CAeap 1Taoeiins.-Th competition co the North river Is so great that boats carrying Pasen- gers between New Fork and Alhany for twenty- live cents. Sosne pay shilling head, while others get their " hats ehaIked''
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hr. Buc4dnan qt Home.--James Buchanan, late Secretary of State, has returned to tins city says the Lancaster Iateliigencer,l after most coriiai and gratifying interchange of ciYlliiies win the democratic representatives Harrisburg Mir. B IS looking unusually well, and general feeling of
 qualification is iel among his old aeighbors ial he has again returned to Ihs society of which he was SO long the pride aud ornament 1t Is the inlehliea of the democrats. understand, soon to tender To their distinguished eiiow-AboreF some public man,
 feslation of their regard. Mf. Buchanan fame a, statesman is the property of the nation, but by no class or community is he held in higher estimation than by the democracy of Lancaster city and county
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IT bin has passed the Wisconsin House of RsPHsfrta'iyfs io submit the question of Iesro sa frase to the people at the mex, election. IL was passed bY syois of ihiry-six to tweniy-two.
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d]~ Packing flour for California is done at St. Louis in this way; The flour is pa, into cotton sack. and then covered dramatically with sack of dressed elk skin, so io exclude it from lhe air
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THE M'ss'sarn. the last aeeOsuss from this Sives it rupiaiy retiring. sbssgh in many piece. 1t was yet Sss ef its banks.
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1Ej- One of the orgsns of faylorism. in PhiladeI- pbis, thus strikes at the Clay whigs, who now ciamorons for office:
 "We should be amused, conld suppress our disgust. at the sudden somersets thrown by certain politicians, who expect to be benefited by the change-who ridiculed the idea of Gen. Taylor be- coming President. until the election returns began to show his triumph-and then threw ihemselyes into the Taylor ranks. and are now vocilerous for reward"
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GTIn another esiann will he fOsnd the ssaif appoisaments of Governor Reaas.
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GT Alexander Ramsay, Of Pennsylvania has been appointed Governor of Minnesota territory, in the place of W wiIIiam Pennington, declined.
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THE Rfvra---Thers is plenty of vassr fer the largest cls.s beats sp ts Fst Smith.
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U An aitemp, will be made this season 10 payi- gate the Wisconsin river. Capt. Cock, of Galena, is building steamer expressly for tha, stresw
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Quite ModsTaie.---we are giad to sec thai 'h e,eancipationists of Kentucky have fnoderaea 'e'' much in their tone and spirit; they aaye '''N down to the principle of the ia@ oi S5' Hear ' Louisville Journal on the subject:
 We understaad that the fricnds ot emano'ts'i,' in Nason county have deiefmined to strive for n''' Ing more than the incorporation of the Prine'pf ? the law of 'ss, for the prohibition Of the .pPe'., ton of slaves A similar determination has ''' formed in Boyle. and the same thing VII h'PG in f.ovlsyilI. The friends and ihs opPonFhn ernAnci;~ ~,ioa viii readily come together on ,5 ,s ground IL IS the ground that will 1e laSeA v ' emancipation convention at Frankfort
 Ihs ia~ merely prohibits iie ia'Pefu'4'S pS .s. st,ves into the State. Since he sEiia,ioa ol u' emancipation question h Kentucky 'be leg's.s ba. rea,al.A that iAw and nov the visionary Ss1' tors of emancipation wil be satisfied | 'bs5 . T. only regain the ground they have lost 'u '''' si. noEihs-- Memphis Herald.
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Efects ef Cheap Posiage.-The Hon. MT Niles. late postmaster general, Iii speech in the United States Senate stated the following facts suhstan- tislly correct, namely: Number of taxable letters passing in the mails, unGer the high 4ates, before the reduction in is45, 25,a00 900, in population Of lS. .da0 ,000 The increase the first year was about so per cent, and for the three years nearly l50 per cent. By now reducing single letter post age 10 three cents, prepaid he estimates that there would be further increase, the first year. if the fankng privilege is abolished, of 7 per cent This would raise the number of taxable letters 10 lei,- 500 600 producing, al three cents, S3,0tS, ,900 tmsted avaIs from other sources, 636, ,000: tota S4,6SiO0o Showing that the income under this system would nearly cover all expenses the first year, and would soon be abundanty sufficient. and probably greater than under higher rates of postage
 The reduction of postage to Europe had an im- mediate effect, shown in the first mail after the postal treaty ratified. The America, which lef; Boston for Liverpool in January, carried about coo letters Previous steamers averaged scarcely II, 0O0.
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Er-Prcsideni Folks Journey Homs. Al evey point at which the ex President has stopped n iosf- neying from the white house To his home tn fenne.. see, he has been received with enthusiasm and 3D. plause. The people, without desiincton o party have risen aP to testify their regsrt for The sorh and public services of the venerable patriot, who however they may differ with him upon questions of policy, all must acknowledge has served bIs eoaa- try honestly and faithfully. and by inc wise ani enlightened staesmanship which has eharacieri1fi every act of hi. admlnistratlon, has shed additional and unitdlng Hstre upon The Americsn na,ne. . Car roll Watchn,an.
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Raiiroais The effect of railroads in enhancia the value of real estate in the sections through which they pass, is subject shseh IA attracting more attention than if formerly received. writer in the Baltimore American, n speaking Of the sas' iect presents the following statement ot he nerease of population in some of the towns of Msssaehu settS, since railroads were exteadsd to themdurDg the five years betweeR is., ad ls45 Rosbun q per ceHt Brookiiae, 50; Cambridge, g Chelsea l24; Lowell. B; Worcester, 56; Springfield, S
 Fall River, j9 writer tn the Nashville ' nioh estimates the increased value of the iands on the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad at sy '2s V1V oa the whole one hundred and fifty miles. equal e over thres times the cost of the road which VIII n9l be as much as S3, ,e00 DOG, ,0o0 fally equipped aad under WAY, The rise in town property has bean
 in ss great propofiion--at least Si ,J9o.W,- which, added to the Ss l2s 900, would make sI l' 02s eco The inoanisin iaBd. tbs least vausbe 10 the State, tying within ten or fifteen miles oi o'' railroad line, that would not, two years ago. cos lnand one cent per acre. is now ready sale ai ao'
 lar, and upwards. Lots near Nashville have fiss
 $500 per acre. Lands oat from thFee 10 hinef miles from Nashville have generally r'sea. ".' actual sales made at advances varying 'Foin h's N fifteen dollars an acrs. And the valley lap4s v'
 yond this point in the mountains have fisen fvA three to ten dollars per acre, near Inc road 1ae'
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aT The salary of the President oi France Is Slio,o0e per year. with furnished palace.
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The Qssea of the Bsst-Cipciana'i has gsos lsso.. on. ef the weathiesi cities of the uaioh' a L,ongsorth paid tsx last year 0i ; '''Y .s, inc iargest tax paid by any man in Boston "s' slaerablv less lhah ss ,00o. Tbere afe l0' p, z who average Si ,go0 sseh-iheif sggiss'~ s ,ng sll0. i05. The entire tax oi lei ssa"s i oaiy g .594, of 1920, to siZs3Zi oi ., s.-5 ese OFT; of iS49, to s22s, ,5zs, and oi '7" Tie Creat StkA Baaie Ut is sad 'f@ as ,lsce vgth taA Sikhs. Gu the river lhe,pin' - .ssa peay. CT, as some say, OH the iden,ics' s. 4 two lhooSand years ago, formed the 'a''
 Alexander sne Porus.
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Tns iz4gsEaxTssx.--Os Thos~say sfIsrseos lss' Col. Joas s. ROAsE took the cath sf oises ss Gov srass q Arkaasas. Hh majority ossr wnson was oSe hnadssa aad slxty-ssvsa TOsss-
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TOBAGEO.<Ibe sales we've d hhda a IOlioi3s hnds
RsFused at &C. and As hds 10 A 81, do q s. and 81
do Refused at 41zc. d.
SUGAR AND MOLA5SES.-SaIes Of about 80 hhds.
new orop were made at 41s65kc. for good Common 10
Frme and 200 b5ls rev MoasS at a. 241z and 2Ezc.
gallon.
FLOUR. - The market dull, bat prices are not
changed about 1000 bb disposed Of including 40 bbl
St. Louis not branded al "a Is. "a Is and q ~ and 5sS
hbs Illinois and st. Louis Csupene) at e4f54 80 Dbl
CORN-Neary 900 sacks sod At 5005Sc. the latter Tais
being paid FOR $50 sacks old white.
PROFESSIONALISM was inquired Tor, and we
noticed AIS bb Mess Zone o sold 90 80 aud abOgt LOO
bbIs in five los at 90 625 We also heard Of 800 tO9O0
bb akeh for shipment few days since at es % SOTO
Mess IS 30 for Prime, and ~ 90 bbh for RumDs Bacon
exceedingly da and prime Sides offered freely at 5c OF
Lard the only lots sold 20 bb prime at 6c. and 400
kegs on private Terms Sales Of 800 boxes prime Western
Cheese at 70. b.
HAY.-7CO bales New York Hay 600 and 9OO) brought
Sl6 p ton.
CoFFEE-5OO bags Rio Gone lOs) sold at 1Oc. b.
further advance Another Of 450 bags Just recavSd
from Rio.
WHISKY. -l5O 10 200 bbs Rs9tisd taken at s27lS25e
o gallon
FREIGHTs. 400 bales Cotton shipped to HAVE ct
l3l6c and 500 20 Liverpool at 1892.
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NEW FALL. GOODS.
C. YALE, JR., & CO.,

Os 4 ALkIs Jhss ~ OOss
Fl MAGAZINE STREET,
Are now receiving per steamer Falcon and other arrivals,
heir Fall Stock Of
. SILK, FANCY, STRAW AND LACE GOODS,
Among which will be found a complete assortment of
Plain Plaid, Striped and Watered BLACK SILKS Fan
ey Figured Chaugeabe and BrOch6 Silks latest style;
COlored Satns White and Black do; CoCTed and White
eros dAfrque COrd6 and Glaoc Silks COlored Flor.
snoes Black Grape White and COlOred do Grape LiSlei
illusion, etc.
Black Plain and Printed CashmereI and Moutselne de
LANES Black Bombazine; Alpaca 'LpstTes GinghamE,
and a variety of new style Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS.
SwisS and Book MUSLiNS; Taretans Cambria
Jaoonets; Bishop Lawn Linen Gamble; Striped and
Plaid Cambria Long Lawns Irish Linen Corded Skirts
Fancy Nets, etc.
LACES AND EMBRoIDERIES.
Thread Laces and EdkngS Iisle and Muslin do. do.
BoDbn and Silk do. do, JaoOnet and Swiss Trimmings
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs and ManGllas: Lace
Wells Lace FOuncing; Embroidered l.. c. Handker-
chiefs RivieTo and Hem stitch do Tape and Plain BOr
deed do; Ladies' Fancy Silk Ties and HandkeTchiels
GentIemen'H Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Cravats
SHAWLS, SCARFS AND SILK MANTILLAs.
complete assortment of Ladies' aud Gentlemen'S
GLOVES all kinds Silk, Cotton and Wooden no.
SIERY Steel Beads Purse Silk Sewing Silk; Zephyr
WOstel Pins Needles Pearl Buttons Oil Silk Whale.
bones; Black and eolOred SILK PRINCES and TRIM.
MlNGS; Linen Tape and BObbins; Stay Binding
Green and Blue Barge Tor Wells Hat and Ribbon Wire
'N'" 0O'O' '''' STRAW GOODS
China aud Rice Pearl, Rutland. Cobourg Berlin, Aladdin,
Palaila, English Split Straw, Tuscan Braid and Devon
style Bonnet Cap and Belt RIBBONS a full assortment
of Plain Satin aRd Taft Rbbsng, I'll ooOrs and number
ARTIFICIAL FLO Ee0ah BBHobes, Wrssths
tta oil Of Wheh viii be sold Al ihs ewstt Casb Pisces
tl YAEEi lGi 4 ef}i " kl4sAaias a.
sos dads Wtd6j hslstss t1UnMas SOD eihVthi st.
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PoRT OF new oRLEANs

t.AFIrUDE g 81 sOfS.-L6aeIruDE. 80 W.-in Tine 81
Cleared YESTERDAY:
Ship Quebec Brewster, New York. ]. w. stanton y 20
Ship Sutana, Barrett New York, A COhsn
Big Mount Venom Ducey, Kingston ia J. Alexander
s5chr john 2. Smart, Baker TsmpscO. o. Wlckham
Steamer AIhamba, Bricksn Cine nnaii, Hyde Ogissby
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Abby Pratt Shaw, ID days from New York, to mas
Ship Louisana Norton from Rio de JsneO, 9TH Sept. to
A Foster EliOtt-2d my.
Bark EmpiTe -, from Turks Island, 10 mastsF-POint.
California Griffin, from Mobile
p PennyVit. Beatty, from LOuiEv ls-S9 bales cotton.
MARY Foley, DafeTes. from DOnaldsOnville.
Dadem, Stewart from CINCINNATI bales cotton.
Jenny Lind, Main, from Cineinnau-B bales cotton.
Slas Wight ShOuze, from CIneinnat-bl bales oottOa.
Gov. Bent, BOyeus, from Louisville.
Anna Hinckley, from Washington--S5 bales cotton
HOuma, FauEsett, from Fields Mil.
MOndana, l4aIOse. from Balize-l4 bale. cotton.
Elisha, Landry fTem Baton RouEa-l0 balel cotton.
TOwbOat AngiOSaxOn. DAVIS, iF0Hl the Passes.
BELOW-CUEIN6 p.
Ship HalcyoR, b. ship York big RsVsls and two Sohm.
Passengers:
Per ship Abby Pratt, from New YOrk-Mits Clarity,
Aiessn C. v RinckeIhoh, WIN. Carter, StsP, Dayman,
and So seeFage.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE, Tuesday, October 23--F. 4.
Arrived yesterday, per steamer Gov Bent, 81 beeves %
Caves 81 Hogs so Pigs and % Sheep; steamer Dladom
81 Hogs and per ssauen Lai0na and R. e. OgssbE, loo
Creole Beeves.
BEEF CATTLE The market little better supplied than
last esk We 1etain yestedays quotations which were
sustained byoday transactions viz choice beef at SAC
&C. Q ID inferior 25{c. and upwards.
Hoss-The market is well supplied and they sell at yes
tsrday's rates viz. S5SGD41zc. . b.
sHEEP-Pices wary from 81 7568 t275 head, according
to quality,
mich Cows-ssll al 42Of5a49 . head.
CALvKs-Are &50$7 . head.
PIss-SeH at lac 81 % p head and few in market.
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= UST RECEIVED, supply OF Dr. Leroy Celebrated
y French Mixture Gonoa elect SpasmOdc stricture
This Mixture thoyn say established, having sold city
~ N aul tom Tie mAay has effected darng ghat
a thoae preiaqioe Which the pubt sna pAysl-ian'
fsHaFgtY, nave 1eails advertised mfHdnaf Fhl
Isapp, s|Fl 5sE3if5g IT. a5is hEgRfHRg r 0snRiHi
Nfsat N6l4aaA HsH3l khi Eas.ma5 sAseB
siss.i45ii, T psssaIi " i batais MA
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FIEE.-At ha.past last evening FIRE broke ont in an
old frame stable Basin stfes Canal The flames
spread carpenters shop adjoining and also 70
small wooden buding occupied By several poor families
All the hHldHes were destroyed. The sEeIOns Of
the Fire Department prevented any farther destruction Of
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Arrivals at me FT1nsfEaT i7otsIs.


ST CHARLES HOTEL.
Capt. b J. b Weaver and lady, steamboat ST. Cloud;
W. II. Bunns1 fsROreansi Capt Lansing ady, o. s. Al
I John Henderson, Judge Thacasr, Nat7lszi
r. o Heart, a. J. Lamberon, FI6r.i
c. r. Croft, Montgomery; J. r. Brooks,
4. Foster Elliott, La p. q. Crawford, Terap
G. A. Hfrper, Texas Mr.. Crawlord, Philadelphia;
7. r. Veaeh, CBoinuahi A. J. COAey, Alabama
9. ". Johnson, Coast J. B. MtcheH
VERANDA HOTEL.
Alr Mitchell lady, child and nnrses N.EOrleansi
Charlie Oakeg - Mrs. Calhoun and fzlaily, La
Samuel FJ7sbsgn, New Orleans; D.. y. r. Lot
W. r CarPendeFs Br T. Curtis NeufoFti
A. TrudeaH. Coaa q. w. Bayor. Mas,
J. B. Craighead, Plaquemnei b. r. Halaey5 Laiourehe
John McCfea, NatcheL
HEWLETT5G EXCHANGE.
W II stopa Mss: NJ L. Herheson, Cincinnati;
] Saints Mobile; J. T. Reylle, NesOHeausi
Wright Warren, NewYorki A Lawrason,
- Deiacy, - SpEague, -
LOUISIANA HOTEL.
Stephen Daymnnd, SswY0rk - Strange, NeWOreanHi
Charles IIarienburg - DeVeruon and lady, SaVan-
- Bnnkerh9f, nahI Ga
BANKS ARCADE.
II. r. Potter. NswYork = Henry Sampson Massi
Henry living, John L. POlames Texas
Charles Oakley River Alex. Warwick, Fort Jackson
PLANTERS HOTEL
R. Robinson, Coast; WIN Barrett, Miss
Flpyd, lady and child, NsR 6sdeans.
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NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY, MoRNLNG. OCTOBER "a

Vine MEET1Ns.-Tbe wings held a meeting last eve
ming at DaVisS COshouse Of Custom house and
MaraiS Strests There full attendance and much
thusiasm prevailed Gen. Sparrow addressed the meeting
He loudly chssTed, and followed By Mr. J. G.
Sever. The alarm Of fire 0ooasoned premature dispersion
Of the crowd
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRksCEHT OFYICE.
Wednesday Morning, October 20. l6AS.D
COTTOH.--ThsFs active inquiry fo' Cotton yes
teriay and fantoB willing TO meet the ofsE made.
he sas summsd up $500 bales taken chiefly for Francs and
the North Prices are 1< Of cent below the aguss Of
last Saturday and alter quo, atoHs accordingly.
EKW-oRLEABa cLAsslE1CATIOH. 1870
1nfsftor ...........- "a = Niddlng FAIR, g6fdI0ts
Orinafy ..........sl6 81 Far .10SE9
Mifdiag 9sl TODD EalT nominal
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FHEATRE

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER OF BAROJVyYE IND POYDR.8S SITS.
COLE Lessee and Manager M. JAMES g. CHARLES Stage
~ Manager hr. NAYLOR; Treasurer Mr. GAlsFORD Doors
quarter boe; Curtain precisely at quarter be
fore O'Clock Of Admissfou.D Circle and
Puquee so Second Is Coored Bo1esO Cents
Coored Gallery Cents THIS EVENING Wednesday, the per-
THE MARRIED RAKE.
Fghty .Mr. Charles Mrs Trictrac " r. Caulheld
To conclude with ALADDIN, or THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Aladdin. Miss Verify PrHcess Miss Hubbard
Ching Foo Mr. Marks zobede Miss McCord
----e0c--
LLoYD'S GREAT TROUPE OF SABLE HAR-
MONISTS
HAyE ARRIVED and respectfully snn9uqce 70 ihe eue9s Of
IL NewOnenns that they will give THREE Of their Grandi Unique
and Fashionable CONCERTS, atthe
Stg Louis Bali Room,
On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS,
October a. rs and &C. a9 This ar-lned and talented Band
following talented who, either singy
Conjunction, CHALLENGE THE WORLD!
Mr.. WIN. p. CHAMBERS,
Nc. WIN. ROARK,
M. j. milton FOANs,
Mr. A. WESTON
Mr. WB. WHITNEY
t Doors 7. Performance hapsst 7.
~ Tickets 50 cents For sale ata the principal ho' and at
the door the evening Of the performance.
t8- For farther particulars see bills Of the day GA
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List of vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Corr ed sreV TaorHRE especially for 1he CrsSceHt
lNsta. municipality ldeslgnaIed in the following
au "u Nos. the kailFUad and
nd Qa7 the Ms conmenes above the Steamboat Land
Flatb0at Lsnng. In the Third lm3 The Nos.
aroad and nun DOWN No llelng EeLL WharIl
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TI'HE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS and SHIP.
L PhRs, is called to the Brooklyn Fire proof Ware.
houses at the Point opposite New Orleans for the receipt
Of Produce from the West and Merchandise from the
NOIh Intended Tor eshpment Having 1900 feet frontage
on the River with whaTyes in front Of The Warehouses by
which goods are Immediately conveyed without drGydgc
Or exposure to the heather ample will be found for
the dscuglng OF Steamers and loading OF ShiDs Charges
are hXed at very low 2tes Gas per tariff and every accom-
mOdalOn offered to Merchants in the CITY and Shippers in
the Upper COuntTy- being the wish Of the Company TO
equal the cOnvenence of the Atlantic Dock of New York
Persoas interested in the transmitting Merchandise are
invited 10 visit the premises. Olfes u P0vdras street
Mem Orleans. THAYER & co a giants
References & R. GEDDEs, j. W. sTGSToNn Il 70
R. f. NICHOLS o22 9n1
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SHIPS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
- For LiEerpoel.-lThe faStsallng A l. British bark
&6&A EXPRESS, Capt W6lty, viii have Immediate
'a dispatch for the above pot and can handsomely
PISIy7l'iOns apply to EI 9 IL SHER y
F SETH 4FysEs; 6s nS ~ %ads@ ,t f s1 hg
- nearly all Of her cargo engaged, will have imms-
o5 '''1''" LIE LEVI H. GALE, 50 Common st.
- For Liverpool-The splendid A 1 ship SUN
BEAM Capt Pgma ma; HAVING lhe gIysteI pan OF
balance Of eghtO 400 bales of Gotten cabin passage
% 0'a' oO levi IL ALE y Go1smOn
NNTANPED-A vessel Of 400 to GOO tons b0ItheR, a..
% % load LEVI Ii Vin r. GALE fp9 % Common ST.
81 For saIe-4The fpe and fsst sailing bark SHAN
&R NON. Capt. EldHdgs, S43 tons burthen, being in,
INST rate condition, and carving from 600 to 7VlO
Oa % WI" SOU u LEVI II ale BE G6nnOn St
COAsTwISE PORTS.
4E,For NewY oEk--StantoRls Lo,asiana and Ars10
SS.s YORK. Lane Of Packets-FO sail n few days,
CAM sd 3 I a SSRs eSq PacSS siP SSr ~ b
caIsO engaged and on board viii above For bssnCs
datons, apply On board at PsS No. loot Of st. Joseph
street, or to !: w. STANTON & CO
o4 corner OF Magazine and lafayette sts.
a. For Philadelpha-.NEW, E!yVE. The very
sSA fast sailing ship Y FORK, Vana{ck master, having
for the above mort For freight passage, having fine
o ppSM r. i2fH 2e 81 pSgd Pi &
Il For Boston.-The A 1 fast sailing packet shin
N8tH KENTUCKY, Vim. H. Phnney. master hay
ing part OF her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
For baanC Of freight, uassage, amply bOufd or TO
ol0 J. w. ANDREWS co. 81 Common st.
ia For Baltimore Orleans LtHC-Fhe A l very
asigSA fast sailing packet bark AMERICA, Capt Ram
1a sey, having nearly AL her cargo eHgaged wihhave
dispatch for the above port For freight of zoo bales cGOR
its bulk OF passage having fine socOmp0datoRs apply
to d Ee Captain on goi RRf 60 e P FSys, q to
TX For Charfeston-SalRter LiHe-The a l fast
a. sailing schooner EMILY WEAVER, Captain
- Green, has part of her cargo engaged, and wall
have dispatch For balance OF freight passage having
superior accommodations amply the CAPTAIN board
10 R. M. HARRISON & co, n POYdFas st
or o. WICKHAM, % Bienvle s.
" gent in Charleston THOS G. BUDD who viii
forward promptly all goods fOI the interior. OF
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French Language.
The Best ODDorf,tnitl, of 1cguiring this Useful

The Best Opportunity Of acquiring this Useful
IdiOm IS ROU offered.
Mr. EUGENE EsDRk will lis French Evening Glasses
W as sufficient number OF scholars Is obtained
~ pupils and those wishing join his Glass, invited to call aud
enter their names
For further particulars, apply his oe No Is Duucms Build
10 g, Exchange Place.
NJ Mr. Z teaches Double Entry BOOK KEEPING attends to
M opening adjusting and closing Books in the French Eng
llai Languages I'm
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Fo.l5 CAMP STREET
I W. DOLBEAR will continue receive New y
y. Pupils IA WRITING during the Fall
aud Winter Pupils from 10 so Of age are 49, hA
Taught % write good business style a time.
RB- Hours To II A. NJ, 4 to P. NJ, anl
Dat night. SD
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ke-openinR Of me

"CRESCENT BOWLING sALOON.v
,-,,, NO. IS ST. CHARLES STREET
his Establishment has lately been opened ader A New
Il ADMINISTRATION, thoroughly renalied and renovated
ana IS Unsurpassed by Saloon in the city and 10 those
WR9 ENJOY the healthy exercise and excitement OF BOWL
ING, we say, GiUe as a Call -
The BAR will always he supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most GentlemaHly Attendants ol8 SIN
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fAucuon sale ...ss ot.'.,''. government Steamers
BY .FEORANCE & TAYLOR,

Office No. 81 CJrapier Stv,oet
SATURDAY, November g. u o'Glock-V1 sold al Ranks
OArcade auction by order Colonel T. F. EJnnt DcnIv
Quarterina General o. s. A. fF'%
The steamboat GEN BUTLER, she lies ~ -
under water on the Agiers side Of the River This
boat is about $50 tons burthen, has very superior
Engines Doctor and four doubeud she Is said DO Be
coppered
The steam propeller TURNBUIL, 100 tens bur
then, both her Engines, she lies anchor,
the Algers side Of the River. be eoppeed.
Farther particulars may be hadon application office the
QuRrermaster.
Terms Of sale. cash. OILS
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