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4 s,rUArlON WANTED.

a YOrNG GENTLEMAN, born and educated Elrsn'sn who
IN ,hr br,nh.s wh, lie rronosas leach i University OF Er
GINA iamiiy Academy rihsI IA
thlg or some r,re Southern State lie qualified 1" teach English
French Anglo La Greek aud Tie elements o Ma
,hemacs, including Algebra and Geometry
Rs. 10 DR.. G Harrison and Schr University of Nirsi
MIA; Vim Gordon Es Alrnarie; Mr. Y Saunders MINOR
Es. and Mckee, A. NJ. D., lonisa c"nr House. Address
Charlottesville. IL -
Sent lS-rlaw.2w
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The Oregon ana Republic leave to-day for Panama The
former takes $50 passengers and - 100000 in gold dust The
latter about 10 passengers and about siEl UH0 in dust
IMPORTANT RELATIVE TO THE LAND TITLES
IN CALIFORNIA.-We learn that eminent divine Of
the Catholic church. who formerly connected with the
superintendent Of the diocese OF Boston, arrived By yes
terday steamer charged with mission Of much impor-
the people Of this country Ii appears that this
gentleman delegated, some time since by the Roman
pontif this country, for the purpose Of exam
ming the condition of spiritual mners OF the Pacific
His mission however first led him 10 the city oi Mrxirn
and being na,uralized citizen OF the United Suites. has
ing lived there long time he had letters OF Introduction 10
Mr. Letcher, minister near the Mexican Government
Mr. etcher had previously received instructions from his
government examine the records, for the purpose Of
rcitinc all The information possible IN regard land titles
in this country The clergyman 10 whom we have referred
had Likewise similar object in view and for some two OF
three months during which he resided in the Mexican capital
they together pursued The investigation with much diligence
The result of their labos is such give entire confidence
10 property holders in this State Most of the gunts Of the
Governors of California previous to its acquisition by the
United States pronounced BY the Mexican authorities TO
be good and valid and tho testimony addnced the in
variable OF that government goes 10 prove that the
fact that grants unrovoked were regarded sufficient
confirmation Captain Suffers Title investigated. and
we ar happy 10 proved be- perfectly sound The
pran being proper form and without haw Mr.. Letcher
having being authorized 10 dispatch agent California
with the Governor and report The result of his in
vestisaions made choice of this gentleman and learn
TIM, lie leaves by the stage this morning for San Aha
| California.
FURTHER NEWS 81 THE CAMBRIA.
DANGEROUS POSITION OF MARSHAL HAYSAu At HAES-
vrR--The Zcitung fur NORTHUMBERLAND, of the llth inst
announce. the arrival of General Haynau Hanover and
The outbreak of petty disturbances in CONSCIENCE
mob wishing attack the hotel in which the Marshal Ind
tnken his quarters. Several took place and
found necessary dis7ere the crowd ny OF the civic
guard The Par, correspondent Of the Times states that
police force had proec! Gen Haynan om the violence
OF the democrats Of Cologne who wished initiate the
dravmen of London.
lA.vAu-Thc following inscription may be seen rhalsed
upon wall ia Bensside in the neigAborhood Of Barclay
Perkins, brewery:-"Near this spot in The arms of the
police and covered with dirt Eel! General Haynau Sept l.
/. do ,,eh ia ahnv,o
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Oci o-r1awts Administrators III char!-s Ellis, ec".-~!
SALE Or XALLABLE LAND AND AEGKOEs.

SALE OF u ~ y bHt| Ht.SD .. W = =, =. UIeUF.S'
deeds executed BY John Is
10 Charlie. Carrinlo. the 9th a -. Dr;o3ef >iJ,
IN, her Il, Lh,rlrs ai! t. A Ni.lt,.
rScn thrrei .pecl.rd, both daily frcor! IA the t-r>
ice %! the Golft a!iia> The u"r "i!! poc
October, $50 IL sal, rnOi' a'l'n. Oh he
,sr The tract called Falkland III. county lIai,
.g anal containing by survey w! acres. ~ "ll
li low grounds III s'e' id 40! ''S ac:e> nlami
ltrer pr,puIiloi. uiai -aib5 ORIGINAL rr~'i
The buildings consist rXsei.n dwelling house sfaaary
and all oihrf crssaIy "il houses
The a IN :hc ~ place Affords water poweoi sr.asy.
Also the i place, will sci! number 81 'sIraN
nr9rors Together all the c,u Kind pIuf
utensils a; hotsro.d and Kitchen The title {" ti
property un3nrs;iollhr bu selling trustees vii
suri only as Terms nur known DIS
{. :. CARRlSG10N
Sept, 2i-c!w L. 4. WILLIAMS
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL AND PEhso'
PROPERTY ~ THE COUNTY OF HANOVER -

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND PERso''
PROPERTY ~ THE COUNTY OF HANOVER ;. r.
URSiAST to h- ln.lsiois oi "odrriA OF h" .fs-,
bert 1i,rr IN. Jaseph T4liry AMI JON. , III
whom ni1s rru.rrrs dated 2ni Mir'
other Dba,y. 1r,tsrr. .,iie.. III JGy l>o p' -.
cord IL tie liz OF ldn)sfi'
srbers viii proceed IN liTESDAi Tie l5. day 81 o;i's
lair the lay. the present wrls 81 ~.
y.yei con.lsi,n. q, trse f Land ii iro,n 30 80
all .a,- anl harness basouche anu iaeies,
ulrn.s 7eloid aud Kitchen furniture, ad he
WHEAT, Sc grown the farm the pre'fi al, ss'
other property Tbs Subscribers VII OILY cnn., ~ Trg"
l.eI4 BY said Lsrla. Josi:Fn NV IflS:fe
Hanover, Sept. 10. ls.o .------,s.
ny VIRTUE Or \ DEED OF TRss sM u y'';s;
ID 10 me By William Madison an wife, Tor ihs -, lS
Paul snt OF record the the clerk ot 'a ia, ~
an viii On The fourth THURSDAY In oeot1 on Of lis
dan, expose 10 public sale cash unc"ice :, his ~s ~
II land devised oy William Madison. deceased - aid Ps.n
life: remainder 10 sai5 W r. Madison and other 'H
ins bought the life estate Of Mr. Madison 7oyySEs TIf'
Sept Z-sTaw W. W.
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pNETICALl.
AN .ACROSTlC.

z :
For the Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11
W II MrGtfFEY, Prof. Nor Phil
X l.. ROGERS, Prot Chem y Mai, Mrd.
GESSNER HARRISON. Prof, Anc't laue.
EDWARD II. COTRrENii Prof. Malh :.
81 SIIiEIE DE WERE

UNIVERSITY Of PENNSYLVANIA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
nNIciIT FIFTH SESSION. SIT ~ llhr Lectures VIII COZ
n mence on Monday liz .h s terminate ahous it ~
u March ensuing.
W. h. HORSER, NJ u.
.l.,,li, Inly 9a--cllM Dean The Mrdcal facmv
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Negro CyOfIsf9sg,

WE invite the attention Of Planters and Dcaers 70 the
w fabrics OF the TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
ING COMPANY, suitable for negro clothing. now on sale
~ us, comprising the celehratel LEBANON JEANS,
found superior any goods Of the kind ever manufactured
The Isabnrgs, nude Of the best materials in all respects
upefior 10 The Bowe and equal the best Georgia or Ala
nqna AZ the wool used ia the manufacturing the Jeans
Leys etc., Is of the native eece and best quality not an
Of Mexican WOOL OF other substitute for wool being
used about the establishment. 80
fS Planters visiting this city are invited to call and xa
NINE these goods for themselves and those ordering are REQUEST
81 to call the attention of their merchants TO this veseat
for them only trial =
80, PICKETT, PERKINS, 4 CO. Agents.
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FoR cALIPoRNTA.

,e1sszA FOR CHAGREs-Direct- U1;ted States
Sl5ik18A yaea Steamship oeMgeSy The and mag
Lieutntenant James Findley Schenck O. s. Navy COM
mandmg, will leave ior the above port on TUESDAY,
nth nst at a'c0ck NJ, punctualy from the head of St
Mary street, Lafayette, with the Caliiona and Oregon
Mails. The great size aud strength the Ohio with
her superior double engines OF 1000 horse power EACH insure
TO her passengers the greatest speed aud safety and which
cannot be acquired by steamer of single engine
The for the comfort passengers are on the
most liberal scale In her spacious saloons well ventilated
cabins and staeroons combined all the convenienee 81
first rate hotel An experienced surgeon accompanies this
vessel and all ships OF this Company.
RATES PASSAGE.
To Oh sSate-room Berth, Ladies' Saloon $50 90
Staieroom Berth, After Saloon. -. 50 90
State-roon Berth, Forward Saloon. 50 90
Standee Berth, Forward Saoon,..... IS 90
Freight so cents per cnblc foot
All passage tickets for and orders to receive freight
must be procured from the office of the Agents.
PARADISE, LAWRASON & co, Agents
fyJ4 d&W 81 Grayier street.
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PORT OF NEW ORhElA Ms.


Cleared Yesterday.
s srs JJ jan sn iass cas I se S
ssh bag so Ai Fss Hs ss cSsss As Es
Arrived YsstsFaaE.
ship Cafmatic Dsyeseux IS days from New Xots % Toby
Bark " Il. b q WHAT, wostAnrson, nom Rio De Ja
neiros SSh Dan, 70 A. Poster, Esio't 3 oor-lsems
Natchez No. 2, Ieathess fiom HsTd Tines ~ h cqea
Elahas LzAsify, from Baton RonEe-
Lstona Hunt rom Mouih o. Codwase halls
a. NJ. VsnIss, AYES fsos Aiiakapss g bdissaitan
Jenny Lind Befcief, i5um Qteiousas 50 hales en1oe
buckeye, Devon, from Cinc9naif - u n
Towboaf J. r. IYEnles. kIpbsst, NON The Passes.
spoken.
BY the ship Cnnnate on the lsla iat in 81 & % ,lanG<
$50 50 ship Benz. r. Aan5 fom New NorA fl telsst9n
Bs lbs bsrk w III D. O Wight. an The sad ian. IA AZ.
1852 long 30 West ehr Csseent hon easn. n da,a
out, Cor CaHfonsia-all well
MemorhndA.
The steamer Duchess lef ST LOUIS on the fHlh inst kK
port loading for Nav 0Elsan Aleak Scott ss
Hanubal' ireqnois. Glsnd Turk, bsls ciece spd
Amazonia
Towboai J. r. Whispsy lowed down and 10 ~. 81 M
10Th ius ship Counl of Lcaop. bark RaiaassF and sehs
Nentuf1. "A X.
The bark w, II. D. c. Wright. which lsff Rio de Janeso
on the 9Th January. the following Amerezn vesh
in po1s
ShPsE esealss for Californian Leland, Rzayia Rsr.s
r. H. Donsias. fgg Rsltinoe. IN ballast NasnHe, er NcN
York u ballast; ConFey, waiting orifs Wc.1e1ne
Bres-ii " Nsacars = Y ssphis fer Rnsns A7ss; VA
ter Witch. uncertain fclE Exeelsnt. foI C1''4e,tA
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yxgASBA--J A Peek. Tgu. n Q; cIus.ss, Tenn;
Robb Rev Butler and LADY II ) Eusfs, s Dnnean,
+ Fseelana m,g 4 Gar1nsf Dr. Fstmaa, g Hegdspe.I:
$ Allen, n White. w II Winhsh, n Collins, DR. w B
Wood. 4 " Cox, A BoUdFy,, Figefs, Mrs McCznstasd
Da1ghfon and son, 3 CHM, w } FoIt ard lady, La
Graham and lady, MIS- Vaughan in ID NJ Wilson and
ard family, Y; G Vail and family. N J; 8 MADDOX. Pa
w Mckernal-
81. cHARLEs-Cc Ross, Dr. McIIsain, Cincinnati w
He1dricksoh, N Wet u Ewins g Adams, Ky; T.
o FlonInoy, Ark; q II Brown, Gen w L Brandon DR.
Mock, w tordoa Miss; Boatwnghf, Mis- NJ @ Prior
s O; g II Roome, Y; w Turner; Dr WoodruIf r j
Mpider, Trjou, 2. K Parker. Or Hsrsoa and family.
Ala; Alexander, Liverpool; M Flag. N g. NJ g Ed
Westbrook, M s Jones, n y.
PLANrERs,-DE B Gibbs. Fl u Hayes, Mclaughlin.
$ Ambrose, Dr. Frydineer, a Morgan, La; n Fu1rr j
Cunan, Miss; JenkiRs. Ewings Ala; Scrit-
CoMMERcIAL-W Lochinvar, @ d Morris. N o; s B
Hagt, Bafon Rouges e fuget, NJ w Sbedo a Brown, H
MAYNARD, Ind; > Fuller Tanner, La; r Rice CHM.
w Il Mcdowell, w Beale, III; T Andrews, Samuel Tut.
Ter, Tenn
LogEs5As,--J Lane Yicksburs;A . Hubbard. William
Greely Charleston: Winthrop, MOBILIZE t Hard, AIexaa-
dra: Carlton, Philadelphia Richardson, st Lonis
Gbbons, 5 LeHy, Y; Davis. Ky; Bernard Calirr,
Nashville,
HgwL RI g 's-J 7 MiIsea, II Rineharlt s Mill,
n o, + w Robertson Nas Phillips, La; s w Dorsey.
Bludworh. Texas; Barlow, N Y.
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~ " COKE a. CO., DRuGGtsTs, Corner If yHaga-
AAs zt1e ana fOydrGs strects, prepared exc
gate orders foT Planters, Country Physicians and Fam.
HES Every article warranted genuine. DR.. E. j. FL
CoxEs PTeparat0ns extensively used for zen years, ~
Tecom nsnding ihemseyss by iheir effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SfRUP-An unequalled remedy
- ter Coughs, Colds, Influenza, ETC..
~ EXTRACT OF C0PAVIA, SARsAPARILLA
iNkA AND CUBEBS-A certain and Agreeable cure,
49, snpenoF 70 the capsnes any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARII4LA AND
TAhAAACUM--The strongest preparation that can
be msle, q proved BIZ the effect prOdueaa
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, lIVERWORT. etc
For the cure Of CONSUMPTION amt Bronchitis.
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
ToNIc AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nils lyaap
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SHIPPING.
DoMESTIC PORTS.


DOMESTIC PoR rs.
sese CHARLESTON AND HAVANA
TS fH .ssaa s .lsa hsg9Ts Vi e'9 csD Rs
SSEs 5f1H4S &fs aqng f aa 1Sa
FOR HaSsha on The Isl and I5t 0nn leaving
Hayaaa TO Charleston or Savannah 10
Havana % hey w so
lff g. Rpo5Rsbff5a app dSb e orto
Afsni. i HAR Nm co. RK ossn
Pssehgers eayng Havana By his i ship can i reach
New YORK and Paeh n the e n s By SEa: a ne
Steamship to those ports. d6 2aw
81 FOR NEW YORk-Hqrl6ut & Cos Linz
Self sPRAGUE Wsds%sos p mas Paetbs sP
viii P' %h s1 Asf Ss
bids susaF o. 6ak thereof Or passage having fine state
G..a tn'' Mu'G i. T6Bi x s BoGERT % Camp st.
FSh ss hs sSar pSsts 6s GSE aIai f. H.
Whitney, master, has the principal part Of her cargo
For balance OF Of a w HAVING ne accom- Ss
q o9f5 oB9 fs HfGfe sSGs aap
ia FOR NEW Y0Rk-.Nerclanfs Llae--To sail
packet isT ba GSyi YANKEE BG Pd T. f ss
and viii sail above For balance freight Of 1000 bids
apply board opposite the Vegetable Market Frst Mani
fyM t. TOBY & BoGERT, 50 Camp ST.
~ MANFED)-,A vessel to succeed the Yankee Blade.
.Sh FOR XELAsCO AND WASHINGTON,
.<A.A TFe Teas fine schooner MAJOR BACHE,
mouth Of Brszo River Goods for wv Washington VIII be
als"ipDtu PARADis sERpi Lia2SwRAsoN CO.,
iy0 81 Grayier street. =
iii For BALIIS1ORE-The fast sailing schooner 3.
s For freight passage apply on board, at Post ),
JOHN W. ANbREs & Co 81 Common ,tl 1sl9
For
sEA a a fast sailing packet bark DELLA CHAPLIN,
aS master wing the greater part Of cargo
OF freight or passage having veTy fine accommodation apply
III ePi'' join ifS' 'I ANb r co.. Common
E Agents IN PHILADELPHIA Niessrs. z. Lincoln II Co.
@ Isl aas ssEoaaaE is IS SPLENDID a
and going on sSsaa a bssSess %
or passage having splendid apply on boar
at the Lower Pieayy , Tier; Or 20
l4 & NJ Hhkkis6a qeT G6. Il I'll jit Ss e st.
Fer .sAy Y; AN .Ii The f9e schooner
~ her cargo engsPed and going on board, viii have dis
o ' ts O' E. HARRs 8 dPSss spg SHs
M packet sP PIaasy na sss@
For having par her cargo Esged VII have dispatch
w. oRN w AN f GeoSn?sPS6 amGa
Eg Agents in Boston J. sILLowAv & Co.
& FOB a NE ", IHRK n fine, fAstsang packet
having Ra' mos 81 Ter ssrso ess.e s viii
opposite S the B Sssg e r II apply on board
ty7 J. w. ANDREWS K Co. 81 Common st.
IL FOR bOsrONsThe fast sailing Al ship MON
p mf Fcs css sl.5 h a. will b1S
modanons, apply oh hoard opposite the Vegetable Market
Ts ameip''''' 4 Dewey CLARK 81 cravie,
<stas FOR BALTlNI0Rh-.lgsfh DlspatcR--The fast
ss 6og oa ls q ZEN GS. TA .oIS Can. Jordan
Will san N lfy fl o sggy e
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-.
lue;.- 800 ~ - t3's ~ 51zz
tjl1aa7T b, io1< AZ III '#f1><
ald u. ~ Igoca Par
oc'e Ai'naA1s sisscod aAa ki1e 70
COTTON hSn srai. @Ssfsf .s,r A,vnsrrs<r
-. = d Ccffsa bsIrs- Io5a<c5 h..(<
i5aess y 1 ,sss ~ Z - Ds =.
pssvs,,i- - 4 e, e,s, ~ ~. .ax az ~ +
s - - - -
Exported past week s a "a p','st !, a. 800
previously -. =. "a @8 l988-eoiI4
Stock on hand ndt s,eassa. a Il - - y
ar<.,, ..sss 4 81. #
-. "a -. s ness 1s'
sao.s 49, I'M 49, esss 'ea y si. =
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- W ~ :, i', ~ er ys.'-S -. ana ~. y
!, ~ -, - q !. 80 q :, q = 3, e, 80 = =
- - -, e.s' = =. - y p y = ~ Y' ~ 3.
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80 - -. 49, q. 49, 49, -. 4 as..e 49,
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M ta;r a 1. 81 x y ssst. ' g ...
ss<e ,a.s &, Z. s s.sey ~. z p
y. - 49, 81 =. I - .e4
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= = = - Z - sn & 1871 - 49, ',- ,s'.ls y
...osyl = ns 80 'enss Z. - ~ y, ap. 2
sa.'oz .s loa pl''ss sse en''1' te '-s =
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= - q. 80 - Z. - - ~. ~ y. " =
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TOM; }, s,ri . ssls,-- = ~ 4 . S,;.;,
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go. ~, 81. aIas ~ -
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-. III !, =, ~ II. ss
- !. 49, 4, mi n, ,,bi,s 5sl 3 i, , ;,e
- - h.isl rcf,s &, sh;. .,,,5,,, ,1.- :z
teIay It w. ~ Oct s srsrce. mi snr rraiv z q
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list Of vessels in Port Nat cleared.

cyrsetzd sse-g ssgraiag. ssgseialy fr 1ze Crssees
LsstsIn firm nuaicip fdsslsnssa foiio11nf
and
"a The sscnd ara "a NJ. sbeSe The Steamboat Land
ing, No being kistboat Landing. ia Third f3h
anaeace q ts Rarna1 as-n. 8. being saa
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TrousRs roR cALrroRnIk.

"a LIVED MASON, R1llleT ~ Cl7Z13lHi1 FllTdT7E
IN HeasfS, &c. sfHonles Of good structure aud rs
material viii be furnished bg| ~ Al. resoia Fl
April next, ard viii attend o The es.sigq g he .9,34
San Fsancisco - uedsrs sif Win q w 32 GAY,
No MAsaziHe sirssss, tWosA pl1F c.n - 1lel ~It
with pFonnf ail11ll1n. 81 lAEt[sA zfcI
opposite de ComHnreia EE1hapga. - -
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SuOCRING ACCIDENT -s7n Infant Burnt - Yesterday
afternoon, about O'clock infant aged IA months,
child Of Chare Barnett who now under conviction for
Iuarsiaexbtef, burned the cradle that
caused is death honrs after the Mrs Bar
re residence in Margy between Craps and Greaten
Streets where The accident oeeurred.
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Sale of Lease Of Dwelling, and Furniture, Fine
Chickerine Piano, etc, on account of depasture.

FOundry....-...-.-..Fo Foundry ........... Foundry.
BY FLORANCE d TAYLOR.
Office 81 Grarier street.
XNEDNEsDA Az, February q At II o'cloekHi e sgd The
w Government Warehouse, Third Municipality BY
Col y q Hunt. Deputy Quartsraaser Gehtrsl O. Army
The UNITED aTttS Of
CINE aud Boilers Cupoa for smelling oa Lsie and
yas4ons Tools, etc, connected with tho Foundry.
Terms cash.
Articles to Be removed froIa the premises the day The day
purchasers proprietor premises
for their longer continuance fye3
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA;.
AE<=rss FOR Cf1AGEfiie, Direct--The new and fayo.
S>HjkKEA rite steamship CkihsCENTClFl ,(l5O0 tons
ni1aaA burthen, Charles Stoddard, commander) will
tgaly This superior steamer having made the trp from
New York Chagres in eight days, it confidently ex
pected that, from this point she will make in les than six
The enviabe reputation (o speed comor attention 70 pas
snges and Injuries of tabe which attaches TO this noble
steamer gives the best passengers every
convenience and comfort which be desired viii here be
ionnd.
PASSAGE FROM NEW ORLEANS TO cHAGREs:
In Saloons. $50 On
In Lower Cabin. -. fS5 m
In SteeFage, (ih mattress and sepeFate ne) =, as 90
~ An experienced Physician attached TO the ship
to- No Berth secured till paid for Freight 10 cents per
cubic foot All Passage Tickets and orders or freight must
be procured from HARRIS 4 MORGAN, gents,
fy4 I'd IS Tehonpi0Glas 81.
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CO ogEnaTIos .Ioln Jepainss and Michael Me-
fe were pard in custody Yesterday on the charge al
steanns eo.lon lIem The Louisiana Rzess.
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~ Mosf,s, gid % be fngtiye from usce
for the teit Of revolver from Nj Ps9Ss- E s-,s ~.
found IN his possession. - e.AeS -
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"a. FOR FREIGHT-Fhe Al siciian bark FIR AN.
41NA CEsCAs Capt. Giovanni Vela. will be ready 70
- cargo for any port the Mediterranean
the first Of next week. Her capacity Is Of 500 70 600 bales
fys ''''' sppp BARELII & co. 81 Common s..
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CHARGE OF ARsoEAlice McClnzd was aire,,.ts .....v
day by the Second Municipality Police The carrs al ~
tempting burn hopse in Pfana belonging 70 Cat
Hunt and occupied By Mrz- Pniehard and other.
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GENERAL AGENCY An NEW ORLEANs.

WQopsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natchez,)
having resided upwards of forty years in he South
Parry al New Orleans, but mostly Nateez has removed
2 Now ORGANS and offers his services as G i NERAL
a II lie Will attend particularly to the purchase
sss and exchange Of Wild Lands Plantations Houses and
Lots or Vacant Lots this city or in any part Of the United
Saie also to the adjustment Of claims and accounts fran
any part Of the world the collection of debts taking depo
atl9ns, and 1uthenticatng deeds aud other documents
lh0e w hing his services requested TO be particular in
giving definite Instructions that viii be misunderstood:
aud those wishing real be purchased sold or ex.
e9hgsa should give accurate descriptions OF the property.
paid, viii be attended to promptly and carefuilS
lie y COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama 10 take
deoslons and acknowledgements OF deeds - o fiji ce
at No. 30 Grauier street y - $1,000
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NHoLksALE TaEYT. -Seorge CanspbeH CHARGED with
70 So from s. War, was locked np yesraS 70 sast -
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sst6hist gi6Iil] s. 't15 ~ f1sS.
TIE mafsaf hef eTisa1 ~ ri. 81 I1Is,ss as.,s4
tie week jrr erasd. ~ fn inits5gdsn. =, i&klS
plaes n a. pliees Of szses. ai e1ong a. ~ Cora
Iafd etc. Coon, TO-. Nz1 re1ppsl, ne d11i|nl i.I ~
sued lnmedialey afssf De Enege airs nd f5< 49,
fFu de nniispaan u favorable alssI sur@ s6fo4f
The Anarfca i the real dlsansf b ch .t| .orI41
late from Europe, and her nov 1f 1t1
b. Telegraph.
c0FTON.-OuF MARKET closed via quisg firm tslA4e
Fce inee, sght reaeioa having aken place and bt
q he decline which f5owed the Eafopa ka.h
eosed. Aeood inquiry prevailed atafisg, b..
he ezcismeni Of tic great conlasfa0p ~ which l1fN
COTTON factors were udlsr1s limited he buria6s Is NDtnf
I9o bales- On Msnd>5 and Tssl8sy holcs asktf afsi
ats sna ir eal1s q Ne two days shout $50 h1s -
fHEsbsr impgovsmsnt Of fully u IL esnt Wcdnealzp
and Thursday were not asts days. bat m ne u4saet1s
embraced 600 bales. rates generally zastank @
Improvement Yesterday, though parties lo9kigg
znxiouy for the Amesras ne~s seo hales di4pdrs1
Of. nnkng Total Of II 90 bales Tor the wezk tzkcn cr
for EnEiand France etc. Nohem buyers ataE dcu6 bit
iiie Prices stssdy at de slpsasd qn5f4t The -
eeip anes La Of September How 49, 8 bai<s. a1z4
e9l af tme in $50, and At al he United ats>sp
liz - nnfaI
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