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AZ Offering on Thy shrine. >
DRAMATIC Works. beautifully
BYRoN's POLITICAL WORKS the most most beautiful
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PEARLS OF AMERICAN POETRY Illuminated and /
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15-J. J. Seibels, gentleman of talents and
worth, who served as Colonel of the Alabama
Regiment in the Mexican war has become editor
of the Montgomery Advertiser and Gazette, the
leading democratic journal at the seat Of Govern
mont in Alabnma
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catsaEs THEATRE.-rhe new opera Of the oval d An
oEe be repeated the Orsans Theatre this evening
~ who sTaa present Thursday speak in gaptues Of the
r. ITSELF md % nannlr in which II Is sung and acted By
~ aiilis Of the Orleans
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ne We are indebted to Capt Smith Of the brig
P. soul6 for late Havana papers.
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ion Of stationcR, Publishers, and
e anything connected with the
nd new stock now opened and re-
among which may be found
Fancy Colorsd Twinesi
Counting HOUSE and Bin Cap;
Cloth Paper and Packing Paper,
all sizes
Binders Straw & Bonnet BoHtds /;
Trunk Paper, for linings, etc.i
Straw md Rag Wrapping Paper,
for shippers and Grocers' use +;
Tauei sheathing Paper, in rulls /;
Playing Cards, l.. j, Cohen's
Steamboats,, Highlnndera, Merry
Andrews, Decatur and Super
Eagles
l.. Smiths superior Eagles, Excel
sior and Jenny Lindsi
Imported English & French Cards;
! COhEn's Printers Cards
u. ID. McCrenry's celebrated Fan.
cy Colored and News Printing
! Ink, constantly on hand, al
] manufacturer prices,
ied by cur direct Agency for the
supply the trade on the most liberal
: 70 examine our stock before pun,
SHELDON & POTTER.
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GS-A new Postofice has been established at
Salino's Mills, Natchitoches parish, in this State
Reuben Drake appointed postmaster
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I ATHs-lOO,O 900 Sawed Laths to arrive, for sale by
II HANMAN. & HOLDEN
do No. IS MAGAZINE street and II Red Stores.
SODA AsH-5O hhds,, 10 agriye, for sale BY
- HAXMAN 4 HOLDEN,
dla No. % Magazine street and II Red stores,
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10 The new Catholic church in Taunton,
Mass, was demolished by the wind on the LIST inst
Loss (s5OOO) upon the contractors.
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FouRTH Day, Friday, Dec. 1.-THE attend
anee yesterday was the largest Of the meeting the
track could not have been in better order but the
sport amounted to nothing The entries were
Doubloon, Rory O'lfore, and Rigadooa. Purse,
$3.50 two mile heats. Thelatter was withdrawn
on account of being out of order to nun, Doubloon
had the call at odds Of three and four to one Rory
was distanoed on the first heat, owing to the man
agement of his ride. Time, 3:51h
RACES To-DAY-The entries to-day promise
sport enough to ensure good crowd, and we feel
certain that it will be there The course and track
are in fine ORDER and nothing win be found want
ing to add to the enjoyment of the day. The en-
tries are John Black and Error -Four mile heats
Purse, $780,
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LUNcH-At the Shades this morning, wheresyery imaan.
able thing. worth having is dspayed bin in another
column viii more fully sxplain,
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&c Rev. Peter Rogers, aged 80, died at Water
loo H., on the 4th ult. He was one of Washing
toms Life Guards in the war of Independence.
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% A man named Ryer recovered of Abram
Knight j., at New York, $1,000, for injury to
lad by a brick thrown at him.
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s, of n. Meetings This Evening.
WAsHINsToN FOUNTAIN, No. l, at the Hall Of Cryst,
FOunt Division, 222 TchOupitOulas street.
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GREAT, REDUCTION.

CILKS Shawl Cashmres, Mouene de Lanes French Mein
. Coaks Vistes Mantas Paeots, and all styles Of Fall
Winter Goods TIL. Day reduced price fully % per
d5 THOMAS BRADN'S, q Chartres Il
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S. of II. Meeting. Sunday Morning.
LIBERAL DIVISION No. H. at Pelican Hail. corner Of Com
nInn nnd ST lharln. sirnels al no o. nlOck.
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BZ- The people of Norfolk are about petitioning
the Postmaster General for daily mail from Balti-
more instead of tri-weekly, as recently established
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10 1t is a singular fact that the ground OF
which the Boston Medical College is built was the
gift to the institution,from DR.. Parkman.
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10 Alexander Ramsey, Governor of Minnesota,
is in Washington City.
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to Dedication. The New Brick METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Noreau and Enghen Streets
Municipality will be Dedicated the Worship Of the AL
mighty God TOMORROW Sunday the I6h inst, by the Rev
wM CAPERs, D. D. Bishop Of the NJ E. Church South Ser
vices 10 commence a. II O'Clock dis
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RecOllectt
NJ Oay Depot for Sale Of DALLEH,S ORIGINAL
aHd ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EAzhAClotita,aI
Ne, ISL GbaTtrss sired, XIV
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10 Walter Forward, Charge to Denmark, will
leave for his mission early in the coming year,
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Selling on at Cost,
TO CLOSE TH CONCERN.


NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
TOk. OSGOOD'S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE, Tor Fever anu
~ and Ague Intermittent aud Remient feyeIs and the various
forms Of Bilious diseases.
Designed especially thorough and permanent cure o. those
affections the organs which attend the dis
OF bilious climates. FuT sale BY
J. WRIGHT s. CO, l5l CheTtres %
~ Dsaers s1nrlis,i on fl,eral terTni, 40 6m2p
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hrs-SEE ADVERTfsEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE,

steamboat Departures This nay.
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WIN. II. BAKER, Portrait Painter, E
w No II st. Charles street,
MI 3mglp New Orleans. -
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az And Cough which is daily weakening
and lungs and inviting that
dread dsais Consumption, when soothing and healing remedy
can be Obtained as DR.. 4. ROGERS SYRUP or LIVER
WORT and TAR. For sale at -. - -
~ See advertisement on outside. ds Snip
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WHITEHALL COFFEE-HULsE,
No. COMMERCE STREET, NEAR POYDRAs. -
TTNHE subscribers, having purchased the above we'll I'M;
Il known stand, will open the same THIS DAY Viii
the 18th of December, and would respectfully nvezsa
their friends and the patrons of the house call upon te
between the hours 10 and and pagake Of their good cheer
which will be a sample Of future entertainments.
dl5F HARRIS & LANGDON.
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10 DIR BLAKEs Celebrated AROMATIC BTTTERs. for
brucng the system and giving Digestive
OIgnns-aud a certain remedy Tor DYSPEPSIA,
Price sevenyye Gents per Bottle. Prepared by Thomas
Blake, Md New York. and sold only Orleans No, ISL
Charities M an
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opening of the New store.
IL Inc public most respectfully Informed that FROM this date
he undersigned will occupy new oursory Building on CANAL
STREET between Bourbon and Dauphn sueecs.
olo .dpu D. II. HOLMES
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoSs.

HEADQUARTERS MARISE CoRPs,
QUARrERMAsTER's oTuok Washington, October 1, leis
gEPARATE PROPOSALS will received at this Office until 10
O'clock Monday, the l2th day OF for
furnishing raons the United States following
lions for the year 1850, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Chariestowu, Massachusetts.
BTooklyn. Island, New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida; and
washington, District OF Columbia.
Each ration consist Of pound and beef
three quarters OF pork eighteen OF bread
made OF superne hou supernne Hour option the
Of the best New Orleans
four quarts Of of salt four hard
brown and and half pounds Of good dipped ow
Candles 10 each ration.
required the order OF the command
ing officer Of each station, either bulk ration
shall consist OF the best and choice
pork be No. prime pork and the quail
W Of the kinds named subject 10 inspection No bid will be
tanned this Office unless accompanied by hundred
uncency the certified by
To be endorsed Proposals for Raons
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
( Oct io-5tawd Quarernastef Marine Corps
The Union Republic Washington; American Sentinel
and Pennyivanan Philadelphia the
Hampshire Boston Post and Boston Times
York Herald New York Evening Post New York En-
quer, and New York SUM the Baltimore Daily Advertiser Bai
Republican, and Baltimore sun the Norfolk Beacon, Norfolk
dria Gazette, Alexandria, Virginia and
the above three each
accompanied by printed copy OF the advertisements
for payment
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NEW Fashionable Goods for G-Dtlemen.-We
~ day by the beautiful
pe,e goods apperanns genemcn fall and winter
exhibiting
customers, among which
$50 pieces Of entirely style Fancy Cassmeres
10 do black French Doeskin do
30 do rich fancy colored Cloths, of new shades
do black French Cloths, fine
10 do very cheap Cloak Cloths
25 do very elegant silk and Satin Veslings
Is do black and colorcd Silk Velvets
IS dozen silk, Merino Angola, Cotton Under Of
every kind
Fancy Silk Satin Crayats
Silk and Linen cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs
Gloves Hosiery, Suspenders, sc.
All Of which will sold cheap, made up the fahiona
Bile style, glaraBting its in all cases
Genn wishing adopt this economical mode of getting their
winter supplies invited 10 call ON
r. II. HOoE 4 CO.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9TH and stl
l6-3wif IN
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ELECTION In new York.

The New York Mirror attaches great consequence to
the election in that State at is important (says
the Mirror to the wings OF the Empire State that they
should triumph in November than to retain the reins Of
government at Washington"
The editor Of the Mirror may be compelled to swallow
the bitter cup A letter before us states:
81 am hearing the most cheering accounts from the int
ror OF this State The masses Of the party had ddfnsd
on union and the leaders would have been sheved
they had failed In carrying their proper organization IN
efecng IT, The elements dscordant that s very
difficult TO form opinion Of the probable result IN This
State but indicate that we shall carry the
State by siody which likely TO run up 10 10000 We
shall carry the legislature without doubt ;"
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s,mpl,ss.y ss Discovery.

From the complex, yet simple and wonderful nature OF
the human mind. man = lond Of the mysterious the
pursue new projects through may labyrints OF study
than along the straight road Of simplicity. The famous
to be cured Of fatal disease s0m treated At first with con-
tempt the simple command of the prophet, Ego wash
in the Jordan and though shalt be healed" He
incarnation, would have TO be performed to remove
tar from him his life-eating malady How complex
are false theories in COMPARISON with the true How com
plicated were the theories oil Plato in comparison with
those Of Newton and who would have thought that from
the falling OF an apple, the great philosopher would have
made his greatest discovery By simply condensng the
steam in separate chamber from the cylinder and admit
Ting Il 70 the piston at both ends of the cylinder, the
immortal Watt changed the whole nature of the steam.
engine and gave il new powers.
We may well admire the powers OF that machine which
prope the gigantic steamboat over the stormy ocean,
or whr the laundering train OF along the ribbed
iootway SURPRISING the fight Of the eagle in swiftness
ing such wonders, fully impressed with that divine truth
God hath chosen the weak things Of this world to con-
found the mighty" What are the elements that popel the
steamboat or the iron car, and how manyi Only two
fuel and water The engine the most complex part OF the
whole, is but the means 10 convey and apply the power
With the tree from the forest, or coal from the mine
and his boiler OF water from neghborng fountain The
engineer mounts his iron seed and when all is ready, he
touches the valve rod, his iron seed feels the breath Of
has te, and well may we apply the words Of Scott:
"ie y of, he is of, DER bush, brake and scaur
They'll have fleet seeds that follow, quoth young
How complex the electric telegraph OF Soemering
with his thirty live golden points, in comparison with
the efiectual and simple electromagnetic telegraph OF
Morse, who with single wire, sends the whispers of
OF "ioue"
All the great discoveries that have been made are re-
markable Tor their simplicity, because they based
upon the truths OF science and this implies that many
errors may yet be found in its wool and warp
In saying this much upon the simplicity OF dscoyerya
theme upon which we might easily dwell, to fill up
column after column-we would ex6or all those who
have taste for the pursuits of science or the advance
ment OF the arts, agricultural mechanical, to
Der that simplicity should be their first second, and last
considerations TO success. Scientific american.
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Type.-Conher q sons United states Type Foundry.
THE subscribers have hand excellent
Book, Newspaper and Ornamental Type bordering which
they prepared TO sell at reduced rates. paper
months discount The
Scotch faces much admired and of by trade
type general exceiled either
beauty finish, by amy Founder All type manufactured by
made OF mixture metals different In proportions
generally by which greater durability assortment
Of Ornamental and Jobng Type bordering, Ac
Presses Wood Type Cases Stands Brass and Wood Rules
sing Sones Composing Sticks Brass Wood
Closet Racks Rgie and every ae necessary for complete
Printing oce furnished with despatch Specimen
faces &c. for delivery Old type taken
for new at nine cents pound Publishers Of who
will this advertisement forward paper,
previous LIST Of January 1850 viii be paid
manufacture by purchasing the Of bill
the advertisement.
JAMES CONNER & SON,
Corner Of Ann aud Nassau sts., New York city.
BA Specimen Book will be issued and ready for dev-
LIST of November, lS49
(ct0 -3tay ysunXy A FlmNy nm +, +,
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auction and Commis.,on Notice.

ii. BEACH s. NJ. TUCKER, having established
IL in the General Auction and Commission business
Washington under the firm Of Beach Tucker solicit
liberal Of public patronage They propose
sale Of all kinds of property real and personals that be nut
ed TO their Also receive consignment all kinds Of
goods which shall be sold the earliest period, very
best advantage And they by strict business
faithful adherence good old
prompt ;, merit the confidence Of Tie people.
Their saesoom is Pennsylvania opposite Browns
Hotel the central the and is fitted expressly
door sales and their will be ample all
goods that may be consigned 10 Them.
They will add that their business is be conducted upon
strictly principle, viii articles
their be bid themselves consequently epong
in them calculate receiving the highest prices
Terms in all moderate.
BEACH & TUCKER,
l2-df Auctoneers.
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ni'iee Il the Memphi. Convention.
From the 81 Louis Rsvei
Dllssauri Coppsr

Missouri Copper.
We had seated ourselves yesterday morning 10 indite
an article on the subject OF copper general and Mis-.
sour copper IN particular, when article in the Organ
on the same subject, met eye. Our neghbors state
correctly that the difficulty OF mining COPPER in the
promise TO be profitable Il is aso true that the mineral
region oil our own Stale large surface, and that
u considered practicable 10 smet The Missouri copper
the following suggestion OF the Organ should be acted on
In order quicken public them our citizens
would DO We'll 70 bod public meeting and appoint a
fucntsl czsns. TO collect and mbody report OF all the
important facts bearing upon our copper region
II occurs 10 ms that II such information could be made
profitable 10 persons abroad il could be made profitable
TO our own citizens There certainly no lack OF CAP.
isl IN Missouri TO put her mines in operation and once
OF themselves 10 enlarge the operations TO any desirable
extent Our citizens should keep among themselves the
profits Of the rch mineral deposiies Of the State But Il
fully blind 10 the wealth which iempts them on every
handsome movement similar 10 that suggested by the
Organ, should be set on foot 10 attract capital from abroad
nights ago, that the mineral region OF Missouri is sup
posed 10 surface Of about eighteen millions OF
acres. When all this immense wealth comes TO be de.
veoped; our people will wonder that Il was permitted TO
s,.. INT The only copper works in operation in this
from g. LOUIS The works erected by Messrs Reed.
King. Co. are on the Maremec at isalaters MiIIs.
about sixty miles IRON this city The latter yyorks we
understand have passed into the hands of coroorson
and arrangements have been made TO push them mi one
ration 10 few weeks II is only desired by the comma
ny 70 dspose Of limited amount Of the stock, and we
informed that only few thousand dollars remain IN
be disposed Of The company Is called the est Iouis
and franklin Copper Company and from what we
know Of the gentlemen who are active in il, cannot
doubt OF its success.
This company expect to smell any kind OF copper ores
One Of the company 10 practical smele who has spent
ms whole life IN copper works Another, Dr. King, is
gentleman well known as geologst, chemist, and
iaufgst An experiment made last spring proved that
al the furnace arrangements of the concern, and the
nuxng OF The ores, were such TO insure the yield Of
pure copper.
The ores found in the vicinity OF these works are east
Y Mined and are much richer than any European ores
Though perhaps not so rich the ores OF the Lake
Superior region, they have advantages in location eli
Inats and the facility of mining, which cannot fail TO
bring them into general notice at very early day.
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Commodore Charles Conner, the com maniant nj the
navy-yard this station relieved Commodore Stewart on
Monday last Gallant Old ironsides, made many friends
during his connection with the post and all will part from
him with regret Commodore Conner, the command
ant s known brave, courteous and experienced Off
GER and will doubt render full satisfaction the govern
ment in the discharge Of his philadelphia paper.
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LAIL AND WINTER GOODs-Boots aud shoes.--We
would respectfully call the Of Washing
GeoEetpwn and vicinity farmers and planters
and Unsolicited stock Of boots and for the fall
trade we have large and wesected stock be found
In our line OF business. We enumerate in part
FOR LADIES' WEAR.
Caters, eater Morocco, and lasting, s IS TO "a CO.
Md slippers, and buskns 90 81 25
beautiful Of adics' rubber boots aud shoes.
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
ownmate calf boots double and single soles, ~ a.
LonFes hshermcns boots warranted waterproof - 10 - So
Mems boots, 81 80 30 ~ 50.
&c, NJ corresponding prices.
FARMERS wishing purchase for their servants would do well 30
Don't forget the store but cali M A. HOOVER SONS,
Opposite Browns penpsyfyania
door 20 D. l.. jackson d Bro - =
PS French caitey. and oet sppcrs inst
received from the importers. - - -
Oct 17-3tswfw
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Ertrnet Of a lettsr from ono, Ca /

Extract of a letter from Ohio Oet rs.
"You will see by the Of State that whigery
in Ohio a cayng in from all sides, and that the demo.
cratic phalanx last strengthening We have been in
the minority for time past; but the latest develop
ens show that the wings have had their day. and
the mass Of the people refuse to endorse their conduct OF
sanction their course"