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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-09

Sale of English Goods. Damaged.
BY #. h PETITPAINs
THURSDAY, May al 10 ocockWl be sold his Auction
Room, Canal street. for account Of whom il may
Y packages Engh Goods slightly damaged the Of
Importation and consisting of wide Vevens Sans Ball Thread
Moleskns black Maslins Seas variety articles
HS- Sale positive, and without reserve
Terms-Oyer $500, months credit my6
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-26

By hc aci for The relief Of Jesse Sutton.
For services rendered, and coal, iron, ard steel
furoished the Texas indians, as pablo black
smith, rom the twentieth e May, ghtceu
hundred and for'y six, 10 the twentieth OF
May, eighteen hu drtd aud forty-scven
By he oct f1r tie rcEcfof Wn. B. CreUs.
For all military services rendered by him to the
Unit 4 States, from the eighth Of August,
cshte huad,ed and f0riy seven, to February
iourctn, eighteen hundred and fir,y eight =
By he aef 10 refund The fine imposed ON the hie
DE-. Taomas Cooper, under the sedition lar, 10
his hers.
To refund the ins imposed upon the said Thomas
Cooper under The scdtion law passed the four
tcenlh day Of Jolly, seventeen HUNDRED aud
ninety ei shi, tgether with interest thereon, at
the rds Of six per centum per anuum rom
tho hts day " Novepher, eighteen hundred,
until paid --[lndefnie.l
Blythe act for the payment Of n company Of IN
dian roi,faiecrs
To be 70 ! % The spy company of Indian mount
Cd vol ntcers (Shawnees and Deawsres) called
and mustered into the service Of mo United Sta es
by Col. w. :. Harvey, UGiied States army,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-26
s7,643,Ol9 a.

ny tie act making appropriations r the current and co,fia-
gent expenses of the Indian Department. and for filfiEnq
treaty apuiafions rh various Indian tribes for The year
ending June The hrfieth, thousand eight hundred
ndffy-One
For the current and contingent expenses If the
Indian department., viz
For the pay Of superintendent 81 Indian sffiirs at
1T Lcus, spd the several Indian agents, as
t.~,s,Sl $40 acts Of June lh,tioib, eighteen
sun, 20 o>s.y- -four, ana March bird egh-
f''s, Hundred and ihiry-sovon, and of June
,wenyseyenh, eighteen hundred and foy-si1 Is 600 90
For the pay of sub agents, authorize by the &C,
Of June ihirtietb, eighteen bundled and thirty
:, four 1880 90
For the pay Of interpreters authorized by the
:, same act $4,000 90
For the pay Of clerk TO the superintendent at ST.
Louis authorized ly tie act Of June twenty
seventh eighteen hundred and orly.sir 1900 60
pay OF clerk to acting superintendent Of the
weston Turilory, by tie same act 900 90
buildings OF agencies and repairs thereof 1900 GO
foT iho erection ani repairs Of buildings for the
:, Chociaw Agency 5000 90
For the erection Of buildings for ihe Greek Tndsn
Agery $500 90
dian Agency (tj be located according to treaty.
r. sutu'anns) 400 90
Of the ssb agent for the Usage b. Of Indians 500 90
r I, presents 70 indans 5000 90
For Contingencies Of the Indian Department 3s 500 oo
T0he Christian Indians
For permanent annuity stipulated in the scls of
May twenty-sixlh, eighteen hundred end to
y-i'ur, and May twentieth, eighteen hundred
ard tweny-,ix 400 90
10 The Chippc,cas Of Sggiaso.
For permanent annuity srigbabd IN the fourth
article a he tr,a'y Of third Angus seventeen
:, hundred and nnety-Gvo 1000 90
For permanent annuity stipulated in the sect nd
article Of the ueay Of seventeenth Of Noum-
Der, eighteen hundred and seven 500 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-28

reference was made in it to the Mu squito territory,
which, Chatfield7 and Bulwer contend, acknew-
lodges the identity of the savage breechless king.
Many of the free sellers, the National Era editor
at their head, think of running Colonel Benton for
President, without regard TO a national convention
of the democracy. In such an assembly the two
thirds rule would prevent his nomination. The
freesoers calculate largely on getting the electo-
raj votes OF the free States for him, thus curing
his election.
The old theatre, near the Union Office, is uader-
going repairs. for Jenny Lnd's vocal performances.
II will seat three thousand persons. The roof is
nearly completed. Two sets of hands, to work
day and night, will soon be employed in the inte-
ror of the edifce, which will be in readiness for
the concert by the 10Th or 18th Of the ensuing
month. We may expect visitors from the North
and West, to hear the Nightingale; and snug lit
tie harvest of money will, no doubt, be realized.
The intimation to General Campbell, that II
would be agreeable to the administration If he
would retire from the Havana Consulate, was sug-
gested by the Spanish government, which desired
the Generals removal. He has been appointed q
Commissioner for some purpose, which we do not
now recollect. The Office is higher in grade than
that of Consul; but the salary of the is not to
be compared with that of the other.
Both chambers of Congress are fitted up, and
ready for the noisy occupants We have heard OF
the presence in the city of Messrs. Holmes, Vnon,
billiard. Mcdowell, lCabell, Evans, of Ohio, and
Taylor, of the House of Representatives; and
Messrs. Smith, Mangum and Bell, of the Senate.
Members always begin to drop in, and then pour
CAPITOL.
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Died.


On Sunday morning, the Gath inst, M.rr, widow Of
the late Erasmus Lewis, OF painful illness In the
6sth year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family, AMI also OF
fer tons Abr shsm W. Philip X. and Richard v and
ALEC of her son.inlaw. David r. Britt invited to
attend her fun,Isl ON Wednesday next, at o'clock,
ffom her late residence. No. King street. Her re-
mains will be removed TO Greenwood Cemetery for
inttrnent
on Monday evening, Nov 25, Mrs NaHi. J. THoRSr
wife Of r. ". Thorne in the Ssth year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
att nd her funeral this afternoon at 80 oclock from
her late residencs. No AZ sands street Brooklyn
Nov rs, Of Group, the daughter Of John and Mary
Ox.r eyed years, IL months and day.
The friends ard relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to morrow after.
neon ct az O'Clock. New York pilots are invited to
Nov 8 jour- RKrp.
The friends and acauaintnnce Of the family
specifically invited TO attend his funeral from his late
residence, no as Attorney street On Thursday 2sth
instant at 1oAM.
Nov. 20 BsrARp MANS in tn. 4lst year Of his
The friends snd relatives Of the family are requested
90 attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock
his late residence 100 forsyth street, Of De-
Nov. rs, suddenly, Captain 8. NOnmAe, Of Swedish
bark Odep.
M. fsp ds are respec uy invited to attend his fu
neral on wednesday the 27th inst ct o'clock p NJ
from the Beth Church. at pier 10, North river.
Nov 20. Mrs McCosmicE.
Her brothers, smes, EDMOND and Michael Tracy and
the friends aad acqusiptances OF tie family are
spectfuly invited TO attend Der fun raj on "Wednesday
afternoon ct q o'clock, corner OF water and Pearl
streets Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken to Flat
bush
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Passengers Sailed.

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rsspI Mss psyrssuI NJ. cisIls and .sr,.at sosi
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D'un. and Bres Nj LORD srd Bros Hc. Mea,yrs Fer.
su:.s O., en- Rich Th,.I.on, NJ Ashslor, jenkins,
cliSssr Wiiis.Sr, WOOD worth , worth. Miss
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s,ss isy .gsrssf, p, Mill, w
sauslter; wMavsll. W White. n Hill A sawyer. J
sli eh.rel.e-c.p, Brown, Aw
s.s.hsI shill,s,I, M wsdg,ySsr. WI Heath, NJ.
SsS "SS SSsI; n, %%s:r; :,;
s,ss s,sSihs Ynf" ,asss~ sIT: ss
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Mrs Staples. Mrs Ayres ard ebild. % staples II
fysss,s Smiley D Wsdsp. B:@ss II u Stein. ci,,
Tyler VIM Snow, Mitchell. @ Bromley, Mr. Turndad,
DuprinE, Beete Lawrence. N nrlen. Gris-
void, y snook nsnce, Banee, II Williams james
yohnson, ID Willarc Peter Ceok. nlks, Russell.
Rrainaid, 8 Alexander, w Bradford, n Deem, John
Ps,tsrton. nr Dsy John Tsrp,n,F Ptner BAcbsnde,
Heran, O Nevsll ID neran. Willis kascal Mason W A
Benedict, Kltk Parsons jos lemon, Hswcy HAT,
Geo Kerr Berger. Jos Snyder w whippe. l. Blair.
nehan Rush, Thos Duran. John Ryan. cuttis, VIM
cent. Starrett. Burrower. W Hsmor, walters,
Clieh. sherer, hnst Tower. II Greely. Haze, W
Lyon. Carroll, kasor PsIher PARE ns Jordan
Davis ID Merrivs'her N williams, II smith, Chas
Dow, wJ.thhn. shsavs, John Adlsv RNEins, chas
1s~eg. W Brovps Wittiek, Arspdsli, willard. A
Carter, Eapdsil. Bean. Henderson Farr~the,
Gifors, W David A Ford. Drury. Hanys, SHAW,
ksrthall. Dofmer. konssn Briggs, Ismeson. "
Abrams. ID Kahn, X CLARK. nunpevelL Warrington:
Norssn. n briggs A N Mann, Lake. J Toungs Mills, n
win,lov. Mr. Jsnnsr. Bond white. Brewers, Lew
IL. n Bscheneer Conover shorter.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NV NoRk. Nov. 26-6P. M.
AsHrs There was less hrmness In the market for
pots, While pearls were unchanged The sales sggrs.
safe 10 barrels at Sc IL tor pots and IS III for
pesrls
pEt.psrrrrs- PIC, There Was increased hesvines,
In the msTit for the ow grsdes OF ncur to day, aud
for description, esser prices we're accepted.
The demand for State for investment IL less active,
and limited for the East. The supply Of Western
brands not large, and the quotations. give, In
cur ast were we'll maintained. some 1000 barrels
domestic charged hands. st 81 1bA 81 81 for No
s4f5ass 81, for mixed 70 fancy Michigan and rood
Ohio; ard SO SIS oeiz for pure Genesee In southern
We have no alteration TO notice The receipts were
nsbt. with fsles Of 600 barrels at IS as b12f for
mixed to straight brands and s. rs IS rs for fancy
RE Flour quiet and heavy with sales Of Zoe bar
rts at SO 62k Corn Meal was Ices plenty and rather
nmsr with sales Of 100 barrels Jersey at So o6 50 H.
The marhet fer the common qualities Of Wheat was
lower and heavy for all descriptions Prime was
scarce The operations 200 susbes fair TO
prime Geptsee at 81 1ss 81 n 900 bushels mixed
Ohio at 81 o4 and % oeo bushels Canadian, stt1 0s
slO6. Rye vas more plenty and lover. The sales
reached llCto bushels at rs Tse closing heavy at
the inside price BARLEY remained In limited supply
and held above the views Of purchasers Oats we're
lees plenty end tribe better Sales Of Northern, at
40 &c and Jerssy at AZ 45c. Corn vas less buoy
tod, at 81 csc Cor Southern. 60 sax for new
Northern; and 1oc for old Southern and Western
yellow
Corrrr-Tbere more doing AZ un changed rates
The ssles nbfaeed s3OO bags Rio, at los. III ks;
and co bse, st. Domingo ut full prices
CorroN.-The ssles 10. day we're about 900 bales as
far as r, ported Change Tn. Europss arrival at
HALIFAX b,irg prsmsturely announced at that period,
sellers withdrew their ssmples.
Isvr roo n surr
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Hann.n. wAsrf RsIpaAs.seek for do, ssuadsrs Har
=. ~: f:.S; y::E.. s:ssiss: s;ssss. saSs:-
SS ssf s:s S
s::':s s
; cha: i.sssP spsli z a: Sailsf'
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:;ss: s : y: sis n.'.
here
sss'ns under ss TSs Pilot
sn sS Ann the S.
s as.s -: s:s q, s:S
Boston and Orion for went out a
SEw osLsAss, Nsvr- Arr ships Houshson; Doans. Ly-
iSs pc s .is; ssi
!, ; S1s. Rsr ola S
ss1sssT Nov = Ar, .sAr. Monitor x.r.A.n 70, New
Penn. SSssfsr I'd fer or kYoIE '.''' A''' anu
Hsien. Ia R,ysr; sehr: Fortune Convey NYeri
Washington for Boston; Mark. Hartman. NYorK Tor
25h.Arr sehr TOKEN Baker. Albany sloors Elisa. Ed
war; Albany for N sSu.spos,: .,r, ,,a, cv,, r.
Albany Nancy Mills Tyler. Rondout for Norwich; Star
yu1. fsI Nysri s Sr brig Hill
crwpvAYf6sr Nov ,-sid schr. Ind:psnSsnos xnisAt
Baltimore; EMPIRE Dixon. and vuture. Watts Philade-
NV BEDFORD Nov 2a--Arr sohr Austin. Pool. IS days
's s1Harf ADAM. s ss i is1 Baltimore.
Bslow Eastern op.al lumber isdsn nd two Ors-
NArruoKIT. Nov 5oDArr sehr Pamyra Fitzgerald. New
MY HAyKs NSv Aass-Au 'ehrs Cole Hunter. Turks
H.ris. wsa.s SasSIs s
1sil: ;sd and s IN HY :ss.'
n Ne; .s fYs
Science el.ddps Albany vie BristO sloops Fred Brown.
Ser fss S,s s .as s :.d Y s;ss
ss :Sn,. ..Ssa Mi.n; Js. sefrss say and Tut
rem, Lewis do; Leander Nisksrsn. Albany; soop Com
RI'soSSs: s-A :shs Wave gSxl..d. NYorh Sid
s D for ,1.
fSs::saS SsS PAR sr;: Robert Pencil ns.,,ns.:
ish1 D1D:F S.Ii' oota7. Diligence; brig; Hsari'sts
!, Nh-A5i slcSp' VIM Mount. a.wlps Albany; Apollo.
ny si :'s U.sf ssS:
French, NYorh; Tscy%seh; CIowsl Chsrls:ton ,,,--.
.n. ss g. n Biz. c Ga S'
Vineyard sound asa 'ohr Alexander. Of Norfolk
:sIs S:s
sAyAsSAM. Ne! szArs bark :. Gsorss Issohin.ea; Nv
Bossen Below sehr Nnas. from NYoEi. Sid BARK Lady
sss@sid !: :sI S' ci':. ohis. nsyr., ,... v.,.
Sc fos Moore ruri:
ii ss'iI Ts'iss pc
COS. on sse, Brazilian Hsssasp do n:nsO;,,G Gssrs
Ferry STSi1 ctSs ana Ans sYers Tor sanger
suan Ross CbADsnse and Gen Warren do for Portland
w.shns. Nova-sd .ohr Chas Hul.e, Dayton. Phil.-
wscAssrr Nov cid ship Ontario. Holmes Charleston.
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Our Philad eIphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. rs, 1850
Jenny Lind Trial of Mall RobbUs-Suicide-
accidental Death.
Miss Jenny Lind is about to revive the enthusi-
astis nature of our population, by arriving here by
the line from your city, about six O'Clock this
evening. She will, on this occasion, land at Wal
nut street wharf, with the other passengers, and
not diseppont the great curiosity of the public by
dsembarkirg from special boat in Kensngton.
She is TO occupy rooms at Jones' Hotel, but her
private apartments are to be further removed from
the hustle Of Chestnut street than on her former
visit. The parlor fronting on Chestnut street has
been appropriated TO her use, and a magnificent
piano, from the Philadelphia manufacturing com
papy Of Messrs Lame, FELTON, ~ Co, has been
placed there II is 6! American birch, and has the
dolce campagna attachment, Win an apparatus lot
turning over The leaves of the music. rose wood
piano, which she used at her former visit, 'eeh
transferred TO the room OF Signor Benedict.
The trial Of Thomas Brannan, James Bell, Tho
mas Neitch, John Mccartney. and Robert Me-
Dowell, charged with the robbery Of the U. 5.
mail 90 the 18th Of October last, was commenced
this morning, in the u. s. District Court, before
Judge Kane. The indictment has FIVE counts,
charging variousy the stealing, robbing, embez.
zling and destroying the contents of certain mail
bags. The principal witness for the prosecution TO
prove the guilt of the prisoners, is Isaiah Downs,
who, on the occasion, was a spy upon their move
mens. The defence is conducted by Messrs.
Gwinn, Mclntire, and VIM G., Smith. They rely
upon an oiiti, and contend that on the night al
luded 10, the prisoners were all so much intoxi.
Gated as TO have been ply sically unable TO have
carried on such a nefarious taDsacisn. The
Court is still in session, and will probably get
through he evidence for the defence before ad-
jourDing.
Our Philadelphia merchants nre preparing to
have a grand Qualification on the arrival Of the first
Liverpool steamship in our waters. which will &C.
49,
is expected.
About daylight this morning. the body Of an un.
known man was found hanging on the limb Of a
Tree, the canal locks, west Of the Schuyl kill
river, above the wire bridge. The body was
quite warm, though life was extinct. He was
suspended by a couple Of handkerchitfs tied to-
gether. He was genteely dressed, had his coat
buttoned up close 10 the throat, and his boots had
evidently been recently polished There were no
marks OF violence. and IL was evidently case Of
suicide He ie said 10 be a man known as Jew
John, who used TO peddle segars, &c, about the
wharves.
John Henry Alpier, lad nine years of age, was
killed yesterday afternoon on the Willow street
railroad. He fell from the back of a car on which
he had been riding.
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on Sunday evening, Nov "a, by the Rev. Mr. Beagle
Mr.. JosKrH Q. PlIo of New York, to Miss CoRSrLia
NOUN. Of RcevilleN.J
Oct -, by the Rev, Mr.. Burgess, MrsaMUEL HusrEp,
Of this city, to Miss Ann knAr, who resided In LonE
bury for number OF years daughter Of John Keany,
county Of L.itrim Ireland
In Pbilsdelpbis, Cd Thursday evening the 2st inst
by the Rev. J. b. Hagany. MIR OLIVER q HgMymLL to
Mrs ELIZA. youngest daughter Of Samuel Webb Esq ,
all Of the above city.
Nov. rs, by the Rev. W. Rowland. Mr.. HUMrHREr
GRUIiTHs to Miss Assn PUcH, all Of this city.
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ss se ss s Ss
IT, q
si :sa !:
Co; yesss to Nssmtth Sons -
Brig Nancy PTs Power. Cork Is days. with iron and IS
sas AIca tBrl Rookie, smyrna u, days. with wool. TO-
Speed (Brl Rysrsen Turks Island. II days. with SALT
Bns ssOtsnan lBr Field. N.san..s II days. with sugar.
Brig Nstailve. Plumer. Gardiner. days
eehS Splendid tbrb burreil Ansuis II dsya with SALT
sohr Bent. Means. jacksonville IF. days. with tina
sehr Jo.eph. James. Florida, days, With lumber.
sshr VIM Pollard. Eutsss, Ph.dslphis, day.
Schr Cen Taylor Bonnsn. New Haven.
s sssT Cha. fsi Han bs;ls fSsssiphi. days
sesr RsSsocs 1 Harriet Endicot. Eilvihs. sd.y.
sss1 s Ss Csisss wa;.n 1iHTS D.; ssy
echr Lady Jane, Van Cake. Squam. 2days.
s sssr f.n. bs sRa.1 sr s.inSif n;.
sohr Williams, TrsosIey. Rossnbsrs6. OF.
sShr NAIL ns.ssii. Virginia Tor New Haven.
sehI HaBnsh Maven. Ravens. sneS Hill. s.y:
so6r PivnsutS Rock, stsosy, Boston; asays.
s:si Psns:s isSSSssb SShiis,s:iPSi. S.;'
seIr w. conKiip; Ess HaTSOr.
s s 9 Perry c-o 5,dd plO e. ,s.
sioop Return, FurSuson, Barnstsbis. 2 days
Two brss. unkn0wn. ..,.s
Steamships Ohio. soheAok for HavanA Cherokee windis
for Chssres.
Nov x-Wiud during the dav from w tosW.
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TcieRrAphic Reports.

NV UhLtANs, NOV =, 100.
Sugar has advanced = . Nc. 1t is estimated the
crop will fall short 20 100 hhds in consequence of the
frost Rio Coffee Sales for tho week IL n6O h>ss .t
lOL 1OAc. Cottos-sales for the week 30 900 bales
To-day the market Is unsettled by the Niagsras news
buyers claiming decline.
ALBANY, Nov 20 1850
Receipts since our last Flour. 22OOO bbls wheat
IS 600 bushels; corn, l1CO0 bushels; barley, 5000
Aushes Flour steady but not active; prime wheat
In fair demand, and market irm other desert ptons
tend downward. 200 bushels Michigan sold at 1i3H
In barley the transaet. nave been 1000 bushels ut
os lol @ for tvoroved Oats ere steady, with Gales
Of 600 bushels ct 4lc. Prison whisksy h Zshc
We have snow and rain here, and the weather Is
cold.
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Passenger Arrived.

Thoroughbred ship III rida-Hon Howell Cobb Hon
Jaehssp, Hon Thos CBackett, B McKenn.. Mrs Hun
tintton, shuts Capt Bsgadop Stephen Decker,
cunmipg hugh CsIsile Capt nsrtstsn Capt lsrOwn,
y kelard. Phelps Mrs VALLEYS in tho Storage.
lwERPooL-Pscket ship American Easle-Mr Baxter.
Maria Ann Baxter VIM Barter Mrs LousA Tuck Of Brook
Msrths Ann Walton Tnstterses Mrs. Lucy nAtterfAoe
KIevitt, Jas Bird Hayes. Hayes Norris Of London
Thos yerymui Mrs Everymuil Miss Mary vsrymuil. Of
New York; John Russell, Mrs Russell, Of Scotland.
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n ARITImE INTELLIe Es Nc.


C1eareM-
steaners-oho, schenok, Hsvans, tc, Roberts, Che
roies winde, Cbssres Horlsnd hspinrsi kre herri-
ship@Cbsce. white Chariestcp, T wsrdle
psrt-sptsn w Lind. fabian, Lisbon, Nesmith Son.
sries-Favorite, Pssksr. London, Ninslcw; Dephna
tNorI Ball, Amsterta an Punch hencke Arctic posne,
Artsus 30 Brnpe; Csre, Allen. 81 John, NIB, dol
sehrs-nurop, Csrvsr, Jereme, Broshmsn; Jonas
smith Nichols. Chsveston; Jane Hattrek Newbern, NC;
L p snith. stu,ss win isston NC Ann Hutchinson,
peterstvrr; Jamestown Cooh, Dc, Banter Co;
slss Wrisht yohrson, Bsltmore Cisrier. Chds Ware
ham. rsesI Edwards, Pcrtsnd Superior Conly Provi-
tence; ksr,ta BAH. Ksltr, Bctton-
sloor-w n Brown, Kenny, frovidsnea
Arrtvfd.
Steamship rlorids Lyon, savannah, @hours with mdss
and tssstreers 10 4 Mitchell Enocunteed kssvy North
try wiuds fouth Hstterss 2h inst ~ Pm OF Hat
teras passed steamship scutherner Dehnson hence TOT
Charleston. -.
mouth eth ndse and 100 to Grisved.
p heavy wsserly tsls The Whole psssss. Oh inst.
lat Is Ion a. hesvI gale from the Westward, shipped
Witch vshed overheard steersEe passenger native
Bsri Brifisnt Ner from Bcrde.ux Oct 1s With wine
&c 70 Henith Sens SID in company vita sohr Triton,
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MARKETS ELsEWnERE.

PmAnHISluA, Nov. 26-TYrst Board $1,000 8. GARDEN
g. los; 100 Nav 6s 4 200 s. Garden SIS 100 400 Lehigh
i,dephi. 6s lc 1000 Wpingt.n RI &c, ss Is shs Par
Perm Bank, lls4j 80 Morris Canal 2o7S so 90 MS Iier
Saies-SlC00 Reading 6s 20. 49, 100 ems reading Ar S5s
200 3 Second Board 5000 Penn &c. 30 i0ik Is
Florence City ~ 70 Penn Bank is 20 Hs5r.sorg r.
l2x after Soss so 900 Resdirg S. 20. 70; 100 Norris Ca
nal, 90 40 do. 2Oi.; 200 Reading kR 353s
BALTImoRE, Nov. 8-Frst Bodrd-y.00 Balti more Gs,
80 loak AZ abs Merchant Bank, ioi do Wsstsrs r.
21A 10 do. o. r. 70h do n; 0d 7Ozj 10 do. ions
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Beard of Supervisors.

The Mayor in the chair
Nov. 26-The Board met at o clock but transacted
no business Of public importance few email bills
we're ordered TO be paid, and some petitions for the
remission Of taxes received and referred
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CaTTtE-At the Washington Drove Yard, Forty-
fourth street and Fourth and At Hudson River
Bulls Head foot Of Robinson street, on Monday there
we're offered 200 besves tpo Southern the rest from
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Q6O RrwARD-sreLEN, ON SATURDAY on sUN.

O E0 RrwARD-sIeLEN ON SATURDAY on suN-
bCV day nisht one white Cashmere opers CLOAK triss-
med with nare eoored satin Black Velvet Mant..
one o. Blseh Lace one DO Of Black watersd SIN With
bseh guned ribbon trimming one De- q Black sk With
White hntnEi one DO: with piping trimming au ,titv
q taek trimminr lace one Chanseabie Rsaereen siik
DGsi fifteen Jsrds striped sk three white Mornire
Dese trimmed with insertion and edeing The above
win ee ven snd no questions s.fsd FOR returning the
~ JOG q ront street - $500 NfS