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The Worcester Spy says that Abijah LarneJ, a
notorious burglar and bank robber, was brought to
that city Wednesday evening, in the custody Of
Deputy Sheriff Baker, by whom he was arrested
in New York, about 100 miles west of Albany.
He is supposed to have been concerned in the rob-
berry of the Connecticut River Banking Company,
in Charleston, N. H., in June last.
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uISTRIONTC BALL.

sSSi NJ 10 The second-or DRESS BALL-wiI eese7es
SS5-ifS, take place at the Hall, on ArTWL5Ggi
49, THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, 'ills3E5s
ES alter which, they will occur in regular ORDER HT-
ans gts SOFIA Secretary,
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Corner Of JAcrsns and N Streets LAFAYETTE

Corner of JACKSON and TcHoupuouLAs Streets LAFAYETTE.
,N5IS Ee- There will ba a Society Fancy Dress nAtlSs,
NS ~ and Masquerade BALL given on SATURDAY E.,
&GE4|st EVENING, Dec. 81, 1850. sIyTTTr1t
~1slS 10 Tickets of Admission, One Dollar. AaI3ElS
H5a tB- Car will leave the Ball Room tne hI~
CITY at two and three O'Clock, A NJ Passage owp, Tree to MI
who visit the Ball
Comminee q i"gitatioH R. F. Compton, No. 95 ST. Charlse
street; W. W. hrGary, Camp and Orange
Thomas Tucker and Thomas e. Mackey, Lafayette.
W. W. MCCARTHY, Floor Manager.
VINE LnllHetse Cnrs n'cln.k. MS
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


CRESCENT OFFICE,
Thursday Morning, December 10, 1850.
COttOn-There again fair inquiry yesterday. and
400 bales changed hands about previous prices The
chuses mostly for Europe.
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The KNoXvLLE.-We were mistaken in our opinion that
Fire Engine Ne on board Of the steamer Knoxville
after she 0ded 1t No IL, and its members remained
aboard all night until O'Clock yesterday morning,
working their engine and keeping the i'll ated boat aoat
They deserve be rewarded by those whose interests they
served
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CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES
Francis FOT1.e a. CO.


No. % Magazine street,
fashionable Clothing Establishment,
nc ne pleasure Of Informing their friends that they are row in
= pol ehoes selection Of FALL and WINTER GOODS, all
~ materials, Manufactured the lsfe5, sye e1d at very
ns'.fL'ls pEsea. The stock comprises in part:
- mack and Blue Ffsneh Cod DRESS COATS.
go go 9 9iye ,irsen, Rsuch Cloth gfsek coats.
Ps-n1 OOiiys Green, French Cloth Waisine Coats.
49, ,Jyifi afsFeh Cath Business Caats.
RE- re- g Ei1e ani Olive French Cloth sacs.
s'i-gs Z inch Cashmere lac Coats.
5aeast 5rosEu ani DAB n Cob Pkf,RTOTs
B 6Ik' l gfosn and pahlia cch eURToUTs
BaeE Cioh .ctOAK8.
asToi ls5sd s ~. sa4 Eaaey gasisrs VESTS
Embroidered vaigndft Vgts-
Embroidered Harseihss Vests.
Black Silk and Sa IN Ve.,s.
Rich Black sad soofed Figured SILK vsss
Rich colored Ga 4 fnsre Vs8.
White and BuG siErssLes Vests
Buh Valsfca
=. Black add Biua Doeskfn Cassimet. PANTg
CoiorsA an1 Fancy Cashmere Pants
English and O1lon Mixed Cassaere Panss.
Now spun stlk UhDf.itssii XII sId DIiAWERs.
White Cashmere and &aiino nderstirts and Drawers.
kluoed Lambs WclI Undershlrt5 aud Drawers.
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
=. Silk, Msnno and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Cashmere ROBES De CdAMBRE
Black and coofel Sir and Satin CRAVATS
Rich fiZ'lret SIX 54l 8aitn
Rich Waite Figured z y and satia Crayats.
Rich c1Crel Figured sis and Satin firavats.
Rich c0oed siS aad Satin ssarfs.
White aad c0iofad Linen Camllrfc HDKFS.
White aud c0ioged GIT Ildkfs.
White and c.tl.sa Er1iish Six Saspenders.
Whtie aii so 80 :. nZfou suspendeE4.
Black, en,57L 2 ftt. q 2 Huzkn Glove.
Black, co'a.el sna 5ff fii0yes.
g.. Black ar a,---t n5reias.
BlncE Us s..sr0' FL Inghsm Umbrellas,
6s Aatse aaso51Ht5o h fELlsG TRl NKs, Of very
peror InanAhactlfe OF " ZIP, ~ 51p, 2mW
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC.

[,,T, n, 80, -,g,l,- -, -
UhAhL LIE aIouGHIoN.
GhoCEh AND WINE MERCHANT,
No "a Ca sfreet
80 go
rr,r.e, Oc
L 'EhS-Oi various KINDS ana qualities;
Il Coffee " - % - .;
Wines - . . - .:
BrandIes and Liquors - - -
p ptnne. Eorig 6 ahg scotch Az bolr
Raisrs f'nT-a1fs fS,,lT CsrS,ez s,,f ~.
Butter Bscon Flonr and Rica.
Hans s e! IA ~, I'll Tia rTn g,ss m fi Ri
on 1andIss ~ ~. &c eU' ' "Sei'
f,o,sany on I'a,d H., 81, aa,ei H., oi, 5 g. l ~
The most ressonabls terms n55 imisd&W
ERESH TEAS-Tbe subscriber has lust re-
D ceiyed IN very fine assortment of CIR ZEN AND
BhAIh TEAS. The stock WIN be Kept 40 by Zs=5=5H
{eqSet Sidilons iron one o. The fifst importers a.
fine E + gsI sss sPgfS;s fF;2 in boxes.
Extra fine IMPERIAL, m half chests and 8 ID boxes
Extra fine YOUNG IIHSON, in half chests;
Extra fine OOLONG, hhslf chests
Mo 3m W. q. RAY Mt1ND, Al Camp st-
nJTTT[R QO0 frLing ~ So, q, ,sL,,. INN -.
PRIZE w esiem' iU0 nan DDS. fresh hc IN store and
lahIll11hg iof Sale ng :. ,,,, ro a ,,,
91I 3t A. u. GklEEF Z co. %, 40 and ~ Old Leyee
THFFSE- bovse rri,,o En,l;,L OoO
- 60 D. ooAe P,iii ~; ~ iIll - u ~
'ese I @ e. a r s an n " 9,e i 9r sae ny
- a. =. INNS ! " W s2 ~ anu y ou Leyee
ENGLlSH CHEES E-A small lot of yery SUI
| Ia perior English Cheese for sale bv
J2 n pIl(JD & 90 Posi- ii Seeond Muuicualitv
5b0AN S'rI9 b6ls dexas fecans Tor sale by
| pECANS-A few bags superior Texas, for sale
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Rare Chance Valuable CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEARS GIFTS. ~9
SEMI SALES, without reserve, Of very fine SN
Jewelry, siiver.wa DIAMONDS, Watches Man T. IN
tel Ornaments, Fancy Articles, ETC., close onees4S
of the best stocks in the city.
BY n. VIGNIE, Auctioneer,
WILL BE SOLD without reserve, ChIrtres street.
w second story, every TUESDAY FRIDAY, O'Clock
A. NJ 10 commence TUESDAY next, l7lh
| tinue until entirely disposed Of
An extensive and wei ASSORTED stock Of GOLD JEWELRY latest
syei valuable Diamond Rirgs and Brsarpns splendid Gold
Aatersi Silver and Plated Tch Clocks choice
Anne Ornaments Bronze do, Lamps Of different sizes aEl y
elegant Chulg Ere G!assU Guns and large
assortment o Fancy Articles describe City and
Country Merchants, HOukegper oGr requested attend
| Terms cash. al tt
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TGlkAs TONlC AGsNCY-No, 50 Camp street.
A CURTAIN Gntd0te against Constipation OF the Bow .
IA els Iorpor Of the Liver, Indigestion, Paipitaton q
the Termination of Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aches, Chills and Fever, etc.
RECOMMENDED BY
Il. 4. w. Hill Esq. President II. B. Basoonbe,
Matthew Watson, ESQ. Gen. Sam Hepston,
o. ~ GwiD Capt. Capt, WI =. Fuller a,,so Ia
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REMOVALS.

d EMOVAL-The Office Of the New ORLEANS
and Carollton Railroad Company has been removed
No. II Baronue street. n
p EMOVAL-We have removed TO " mon
~ Row. No. 70 Carondeet street
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS ~ co.
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NOTICES.

10" Notice to Gas COnsumers.-The consumers of
GAS notified that the first day Ja uy all Bills
for Gas and Fixtures be be paid 1oH without option
and in all where this rule complied with before eSpi-
ration Of each month, the supply Of will BE- suspended.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
dls2n p N. WOOD, Treasurer
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BE. SMITH, EDeaS5tSEs. CT. BoARDnAN.

D. = eNlIIHi -9RBF6HE6tSs O. II bUAhDkIAN'
StBTGH 81 BGARDAfAN, Office North corner OF La
- ayetie Square and ST. Chars street, would call ths sic
tentOn of suffering humanity their superior operations
the preservation OF the TEETH The of preserving per
manenty Teeth that o9 few pEagitone have
yet attained, calling FORTH il does all the skill OF the
scientific operators and feel it our duty 10 advise
those who wish prompt and certain preservation OF those
valuable auXaTes health 10 take the earliest opportunity
in having them cared for lnthe insertion of
TEETH, especially full take especial pride and
constructing them to defy the scrutiny aud
guaranty IN all instances complete satisfaction In diseases
the Gums and Teeth general all find cheerful and
candid advice gratis Numerous who have tested
their practice in all Its branches both the city and country
favor. iyl3 tint is
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AUCTION SALES.
See Frs Page tov oddttionaI AUCTION s.

'oee ftT% Rage for addstt0naL A1IctiOn Sales
-
Furniture for account Of whom it may concern
BY SYKES, HYDE q CO,
Ihls DAY, December 49, haEpast 10 o'clocki be sold
al Their auction 81 Magazine account whom
II may
40 eases FURNITURE, consisting Of Sofas, Oomaur Naog-
any hocking and arm Chaits, Drawing Chs
bslAel one Paho Forte Tables hat Racks Ws1hstznds ETC.
saved from the wreck Of MeOdeon
Also. snndy GROCERIES saved Iom Family Grocery Store
~ inc te on the night Of the l1ih inst, cuu1g Coffee
starch Wins sordas Soap, Whiky, Lafd SPICES lad ro
Terms sale. dia
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Loot % You. Teeth They ean be savea .

To- Dr. LACRUE's lot PaIia) TOOTH and GUM SPECIFIC,
Tor the cure Of Sore Diseased and b. lng Guns, sud eByf ali
Tartar IRON Ihs Teeth keeping them and white
decay This preparation ouiy clsansas
ee but keeps them clean seuyy will
cayed. them becoming decay Wit
arrest ne PrSgtess Of IT. from the purh a.aa sers g tie us
ard teeth II Is also t best purifiers af The breath %
covered. Fer sale by DR.. GlLsERT& sos laj Hoydi44
W. EATON EVANS & CO
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WHOLESALE
HAT AND CAP WARE-ROoHyS

M l. have now in store and are receiving by
w every auival direct from Mandatory il SE4ss
NewYorB, the largest and most complete assortment
Ia Of ATS ND u A PS 80
E Embracing variety, stye and qualify to be found
@SSin house in the Southern country 10 which W.
invite the attention Of county mechants and Others peg
ing ourselves TO bet eudeavnrs please beth as Il
price and ts ms. ID. w. & +. BELDEN,
hl2 lot Chartres street.
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~ Mr.. Henry S. Hall holds my power Of attorney,
per passed before A c. Answcrh ESD this 10Th day Of
December 1850 All other powers Of attorney heretofore granted
by A. +. COCHRAN & co. revoked
NeWOrlGans, Dec, II, 1850 I'm A L. COCHRAN.
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~" NOtice,-The undersigned has resumed business
his account aud will aid in the liquidation Of the affairs Of the
late LEvERlCH Co. dissolved by the deeease Mr.
EDWARD J. WALSH, $50 w Z. LEYERlCH.
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COAL.

COAL-ENGLIsH CANNEL-200 tons, Just rs-
~ cevsd and for sale The City Coa Ysr1s, n Custom,
house street and 332 Tchoupitouias. dl3 sOd
ftITY COAL YARDs-5IeBEAN, WI LARD s.
~ co. keep constantly hand at theiE ards No. "a
EusOmhOuse street, first door from Royal, a1 No 3a3
rchoupitOulas street second Yard above 81 MIys Mar
ket supply OF Pittshug, Athraete, English and AmeFc9n
Camel Coal orders left al either yard viii be p1ompy
attended 10. u23 If
TtOAL-COAL-seHd your orders-2OO tons
- English Camel Coal just received, for sale the City
Coal Yards " CustDmhouse street, first door from Royal
dls I'm ''' -''' McBEEN. WILLARD & co
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y BROWER & co, HOUSE, FURNISHING
Ne STORE, y Gimp strtst.-t'HIM >. GL.ASs,c
EARTilEN w 4&4st3, LAMPS. SILVER and &531
- PLATED WAKE, BRITANNIA, ilS, III
+fs5A IRON aud NEO DOES W ARlf, kAlV Ks W
iEg9S and folks, TEA TRAYS, etc etc. being
f1&H the most complete assortment TO be iouud in The
SEOVES. NC an9p
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eE' Persons having any Claims against the Estate
OF JOSEPH FOWLER, Jr, will please present them to
dc I'm WlI.HEIlMUS BOGART, Curator, &C St. Charles
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W. EATON EVANS & co.
Prnp-.etars for the Uuitel SlL

Better testimony Of Jay
che following from Dr., 6ieT haze character and ineg
well knoVn South ard Wet and much throughout he un
States "a being q successful living q The te meat ana
cure OF The most nveeTate Cancers aaJ Ch0c H7efs;
eng called upon By oplnieu respecting
Dr. LaeIues Tooth and Gun Specific take saving
that, have sod the spcils rapidly and 50 tar as
heard eec has universal satisfaction and Gears
he anpaaioa the supei7r Hsuee q tn Gle nsi
nlunsss
gums, healing VII there ulcer with dit
say rival ia point OF efficacy.
s GILBERT. A. D., l25 PoydI stIsss, NswOfleaaz.
Decsmhsr ~ lss0''
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"a New Era r. A. Chapter No. 2.
nm E- regular meeting Of this Chapter take place
&E q MoNDAY EvENIEG the 23d inst At oeo6s, at
GuesIrd aend the Of officers tie ensuing year viii
dis W. II. RONDEAU Secretary.
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WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A number of
w Intelligent YOUNG MEy to introduce few, Pa
tented articles this city ard The South generally Appty al
Tie office Of g. ASHMEs Il co. Nos Exchange Place,
Dnncan's Buildings, between CGsOmhOTss end Blenyue
VNANTED-A fast selling Vessel Of 800 to
~ 400 tons 20 load for San Francisco, to sue e.
coed the bark Gypsy Apply to 500
WILLIAM j DEWEY, zE1=zza
l dl4 81 GraysI street
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VVO GARDENERS. = Two SoUAREs OF
L GROUND the New Shell Road, Common street. viii
A y EDWARD II. PoMRoY. % Common st.
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PAIxrno. Sen, "-Arr carletts, Lay.ns Bath; Oct l.
QvAEssrowE, Oct is-.d Herald, Sullivan. Baltimore.
KocHuLr. oct If-Arr ladimir hsreier Nfors Bid
18th, srene kobieau. NYork
York.
s,rSrr Nsw. abt July siArr xArs fssnk srrsscisso,
snrsrS Sept if-sld Arion. Roche. NYvt.
erRAiTsoS svssA July 1-rAsssab b. c<sapside. avis
srooKHoIss Oct tea Orsson Ford Savanna
ZAsrE Oct 2-sid BA<s wisS, Fox. NYork
WEXFORD Oct 25-Si4 Brothers. English, Savanaak.
mIscEILANnoUs.
Fur r. Zerega, from New York. at Liverpool
board Dot IL. John Richards seaman nstive OF Ensand
RAssGArE Oct 23Put in by OF weather. Prussau
ship Prrr Adeiber Dabei Of etein fro for
New Orleans
BnsMrRHAvEr Oct Is-Am ship st Peter Pratt, Of Bath
Me- from Sc Petersburgh for Liverpool has In here sky
and dismAsted.
Cow rs Oct i9-Am bark Sarah Ann. Dillingham; which
arrived ct this 5h inst from Santa Cruz
supplied With new manmAst calls so towed OF the
from for was thee times through thu Pen
MALTA OCT l3-The Farewell Benter from Cephalonia
New York in here yesterday and 10 said to be eAky
despatched the US sloop Mar cruise quest Of
vessels vedue to be wrecked during the
storm and with that Wet proceed first to the Breaker
Point thence to the Praas shoal and after visiting TEN
pax and other parts Of HAnan to cruise along the coast
bomswar to Macao.
sIsIoNs BAv CGH July 2sArr Baltimore. studIey New
Bedford Rio Janeiro for San with loss
Of and other damage In sae and
pair
CATION Aug 2s-There have gales during
the month and typhoon reported outside The ship
ping have sustained considerable damage beyond the loss
Of masts Of two or three vessels.
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from bis late residence No, lT3 Monroe street at
O'Clock ON Sunday afternoon.
In Buffalo. Nov. T. MT. Ca ARLEs d. HOLMES. His re-
msinr will be brought to this city for iutermeut
The funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
balipast O'Clock. His remains will be taken to the
family vault at Cypress Hills Cemetery. The friends
and relatives are respectfully invited to attend
On Thurtday evening at half past o'clock after .
sbort and sudden iness of the bilious remittent fe-
YER jams Rocsns, SOD Of Charles and Prudence Ro
gers In the I'D ear OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from his late re IL
dence, l66 Bridge street Brooklyn. at o'clock this
afternoon.
Suddenly, on Thursday evening. eth inst, ALESAy
SER MrcAREy. Of Brooklyn, and for many years
respecta Die nbabitant Of the city of New York
Ponce Porto Rico on the 10th Of October, NATHAN
q. AMEs Of This city.
At Brighton Sacramento county. Cal Sept "a, OF
typhus fever Mr. JoHs FRiNK. formerly of this city
On the 9th inst ADA daughter Of John Il. and Fran
ces Jeanpette Seaman, aged 10 days
At the whirlpool Farm, (near Niagara Falls) Gath
u., Capt JAMES THOMPSON in the 65th year OF his age
His father served his king and country in the revou
tiopary war came to Canada in 1855, and settled on
the farm at the hrlpool then In state of nature
The deceased, his eldest born the 10Th
June 1885, at the whirlpool where he has since resided
he therefore OF the oldest native Canadians
At the time OF his birth there but trading
house with the indians at Toronto and at Kings
tom SIN Ill French fort at Scblosser, aud British
station at Niagara with few settlers on the Niagara
river from Niagara to the whirlpool The rest Of the
province OF Upper Canada dense forest where the
foot of white had trod; and for three hun
dred miles on the east Of the Niagara river there
were no settlements Of white meu. He was sn ensign
in the I'd regiment Lincoln militia in the Of 1872;
at the battles of Chippewa and Lundys Lane and
at the time OF his death senior captain in the 1t
regiment Weland militia From his identity with the
early settlement OF this country he was extensively
known and universally reSnertad He has left widow
and eleven children to dspore the loss of affection
ate parent and kind husband.-Nidgara Chronicle.
At St Cutbbert, 10th ult at the residence Of her
son. Sir c. ID. de Lafreniere, Mrs MARGARET LoIzEAU
DE FRANcGUR, widow of the late Sir ]. O. de La.
freniere, at the sge Of 100 years and months She
was years and months old at the taking of Quebec
by the English forces and she perfectly recoeced the
events Of those days, when the French families left
their and retired to the woods carrying under
their their children, and taking with them their
household furniture and cattle She preserved to the
last day the OF her memory and intellec
tual faculties Of mind She left to lament her loss
CHILDREN So grand children I42 great grand children,
and great great grand children rs nephews and SO
sons of nepbews
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observation-disclosures.

u B. soop Prebir, Com Gym, arrived ~ Vslpa~
rsiso on the 18th septeR with $45o 00 Ia gold
The whole OF the United States Mediterranean
squadron was ass. mblsd in the Bay Of Sp-zs the
lh ult consisting Of the flagship Inde pendencs fri
gates Cum berlsBd and Cons ituton steamer Missis-
sppi and storeship Lexington A court martial had
then In session for neay two weeks board
Indeps pdence, epgng'a in the trial Of heutenan mt
and others.
The United States ship yandAlis Captain Gardiner,
was at Caao on the Sth ult intending to leave for
Gusya qui via Paita in two OF three days
The President Of the United Sta.ss has appoiated
the Rev. Bittingsr chaplain in the United states
Iayy.
Marine Affairs.
LAUNcHEp-At brunswick, Me-. 9th inst, by Mr..
Samuel Cunning fine ship ct loo tons called the
Conqueror built in substantial manner, OF the best
m
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TPrR srrasnur ArRIcAI
Aiisn,is Lamb; sforIi zai s.ri.. esrserins DO.
.ssIssnas oet lg "a Yai s,S. Nsmsns, snors
fTssDsss OF Is-sis sSrsrie nor. siSssf. cSsrissOu
Ssrs,sss. Oct ssh uslsss. w,shsst New orls.a,
fSsss k.f bds Ss1 asI f s a
RohDIAry, oe, sl.cs oscar. L.sory NoIls.a,.
5nI.IoI. oss isaSii .si; 6gh.lIs s,:ss sori,.ss
1 l'grLss Dew ssris, ohyrSs Sf0rk
e1srsvss 9st sss is' Hutors Ss.s.sis srranecs
arr At DO. lsth, colsn nasssi, NYorh ,,o-,-
COM, o.; esTr Fi isaaS ssan.n. SYors
c'wr ostai-sid jssfiH IsdSVift, Valparaiso and Cali
csRnrrr. Dc, ~ sid Alice Fr.ler. Knishn. savannah.
aps I'd Ter London giss ursu Psr London and ia fsr
Rs1sBns in tks Dsvn, ish, Priaco Albeit; Meyer
PSssssi, oe, 2:1os rPS, Ai.g, tpS,;a es..ysr for
EisScss, oetisaarr B,iison Xs,ms, NYork; lish Ro-
bert Psicn Purrinsten. Ps,sr.surs for Nror ish,
Ss.,ssss Sss Rat Gsnsii,, ESall;,l, EisAn:ns
cii.sS~s Sshl lsaaIT c.ni.., incvIIess, Bi.hm.na
sh1 ss; Ii.a Is a. M W. A dsi E.s s
frssescoi Cieutsa. Euir. NOresns 2i.t. Eliza DurEie
Bo,ioni l9th. 1aassn. svili, NYorE. -, :,
fef NYori sh chiffon, WHITING Palermo ,sd cd for New
ril, DC, lar Mary ARR easn. cssAisr. Srorh. SID
ii oe asI S.nsn , walton Nrcs sd a
I.@s 2 s'serF So,s.. e., sA' s''' Kelly Bars
Hssryrg, Oct le.Arr celen Hsssel. NrOrt. ia lo.h,
Aurors Miidtnssen, errsncisco.
iera Keus Boston, s,r,usees yerksr PRsdsiphis ss-
ptTte, smid,, Boston; Nalvns BerEkus NYork; Aibus
IiesarocI DC, a!Arr wales. cEecssr Norl..as
.I.ls Steele a. rsisssrs. sosssus s ss RsS.rS AZ
~ Ss e. ' isS..n Sgi:.s.
Also sir S,f, S.ssIs eh s;sss. Sr.rl: Atlantic oh
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