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DIAPER HANGINGS,
L CARPET, RUGS,
OIL CLOTH; MATS,.,-

MATING, CURTAINS, etc.
JOSEPH ETTER, No. 20 Camp street, is now reCev-
ing his fall stock of goods which he calls the attention OF
purchasers. His stock complete and comprises rich
CURTAIN STUFFs fine BObinette and Muslin CURTAINS,
Curtain Bands and Pins (new and splendid paters) Cor
mces and Rods and every essential for window trimmings.
The stock Of
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTIMGS
large and well observation-disclosures Administer. Tapestry
Velvet, Brussels Theepy and Ingram Carpets TABLE and
FLOOR on CLOTHs, the latter from a feet wide MAT
white, check and fancy also, Alicante do for offices
together with Table Covers every variety OF Doc MATS
RUGS, trnges, Gimps Mosquito Bars Hair Cloth, Bed Fur
ntuTe, Mattresses (rng, hair moss Feather Beds fancy
Cha' Office and Gohlc do Carpets and, in fact crc1
The public is respectfully invited to call and examine h
stock, and he is confident his prices will approval.
n. b. Papers hung order and Upholstery work executed
with dispatch. old If
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A FULL SUPPLY Of Mourning Goods, consisting in par
n OF Black Canton Grape, ack Silk Alpacas, Black
houseln Ce LANES, Black Silk Genadme, Grape Collars
sing viii please examine my assortment previously As have
pad great attention this branch nfmy business
bIed to oler full assortment w. w THOMPSON,
Ola lw Charities street.
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Thru Hunjcipality-The examination of the slave JUL,
Johnson was yesterday continued before Recorder Seuzeneau
but nothing OF any interest was elected.
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NEW ORLE A n S:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER I6,


-, a,i,sy,,, l,,,,-- r-bi. Ls ,,o, La, oo, |
os'Uau D , pg sE', GU! 80 ~, -
ihB-n0oO'''' ~ " "o O'"'' ' ~
pie''"'' -. 80. -...;1 fl, 49, ,.;. -. |
n hs'ds ~ - r , ',' .i a si 49,,
a,oo " ~ ~ - 1850
iaS 81, Ill., .,so ,r,,.,,,.l' H. L. 4 ,fo,.
hS IT, e., N,;Ss, 1 o 70, a G Is. 800
p " " - it..na al ;nara,,a, :. ~, - -
III ios ,, - b. I,a;s 60 - I ~. NJ ,s,
OF p 9113 , ~ ,b s u, III " Jus
ios ri - .aIo.ioDa ~ ,ba Ft aJia,o.t. I,-n .
- - NJ sbi.Js' ofTarad a ,ssnir, i oF The
'ea' de-. nr 10 N,vor ,Dd 'ii r,La a.
iiant r toe oS i've IN copfr III ,is, oon
, ON the snLiact, mentioned Nssss ysnsu biIds
.eta o NJ md p,de ,ys,e ao,.I ~ "a ar
-.
r5e oIovinr is the weekly report of the Treasurer.
RaIarce on hand at last report al O97 80
Received L S4 "a
- 90 10
bi.Hprsed .............., 9 81 IS
Balance on hand s!54 %
Received from the Collectors in warrants 81 S4l 10 in
cash, 60, Gl2 u.
A lengthy communication was received from Surveyor
Dunbar in compliance with several resolutions calling for
formation regard certain improvements He estimates
the connecting Common street with the meae Ridge,
by of plank road at ssS5 90 Of which 60 235 will
bepad by property holders. He states that the best line Of
connection the absence OF ROAD along the New ia
ns s along Napoleon Avenue to Canal street, and thence
| to the Ridge.
The Of making plank road on Canal street to the
Ridge will be 1856, of which the property holders will pay
| $3,55.
The cost of plank road Robinson street, from CANA tn
Common street, will be 81 OF which the property holders
will pay $7Gs.
The cost of taking the round stone on Coving'on Ave
nue. and paving the with blocks, will be sll 40
of which the as per previous arrangement
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Mobile - DAILY mWW@mS
~TA u. S. MAIL LENE--DiI - y
Bay 81. Louis Pass Chrs- Hll'al'l -.
and Pascagoua-The snlendd low pressnre packet steam
n OHE(aON, Capt. r. A. Hiern, and JAMES l.. DAY,
Capt W.T. Giberson having been built expressly tor The Lake
Trade with superior accommodations (ades' Cabins all
StatsTooms)-One of the above steamers viii leave the POnt
ohaTan Railroad DAILY the arrival al the Lake Of the
nnonL NJ caTand the way letter bag eaves the office Of
ths Agents at O'Clock N. For freight passage,
oi5 ~ ~, J. & r. .GETDEs. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
~ n For ODelOusas-Ptatas Atcia fal0Va-The
La55kkARys5S good, safe steamer ANNA, J. Johnston,
sszzsssa master, will leave fOrthe above on WEDNES-
DAY the 18th inst at - o'clock taking freight for Pa
quemine SimmspOr Bayou DIES Gaises Atchafalaya and
all landings the Onte. For further In Ormaton apply on
board fool of st Louis street, or TO
J. NJ. JOHNSTON & co. 3 Font LevRe street
N, B-The AnDa will take Gro'se Tete and Indian VII
lqge ireghts with privilege Of reshpplne at Paguemine
ALSO Warrington feight far navigation will permit
wa OILS
= For Mobile viz the fiyer-The st, seam m e
ls5Fa5a leave on WEDN ESDAY, the 18th inst. at
gSmHouse d forIo
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Lof yette CouncR- There was no meeting of this body
last evening
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Or. Chrlstie's GaIyanic Curanves

consists in the fact that they and disease OHtdrd
dpplCdtiU place Of the usual mode OF druggng and
licking the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks hOpey under
the nCuOn TeU strengthen the 1hyte SVSteH sguGiiz
the circulation " the D0OG, prUmOs tie 6scTGtl0HS and
neusr do TIE stghtESt IUUTy under circumstances
years SINCE Than 10000 persons, including all ages,
classes and conditions among which large number OF
adles who peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints,
nave been E n ely and Permanently Cured
when all hope of relief had been given up and every thing
else been ued in VAIN
Tolustrare the of the G.7LH.4EIC BELT, suppose
OF person afflicted with that bane of civilization,
DhSPEPSlA A, other Chronic Nervous Disorder.
In ordinary sumuan taken, which, by their
the and muscles OF the stomach, afford teHpOrdrE
Telet, but winch leaves the patient In lower and wit
injured faculties, after the action thus excited has ceased
Now this with the effect resulting trO the action
IN the worse symptoms OF attack, and simply tie the Bel
around the body the Magnetic Fluid directed. In
short period the nsensbie perspaOn will the positive
element OF the Belt thereby causing avanIC circulation,
vch VIII 10 the negative and thence back again
the osuve thus keeping continuous avanic circulation
throughout the system.
gSt- Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA ARE
PERMANENTLY CURED. II tCo days IS often PIN
sufficient to eradicate tie Disease gt VeIrS.
az In Nervous JOml ants, medicines
the disease for they the vital energies of the ALREADY
prosated system while, under the henng, eglvng
VluGng influence O Gavanism applied by this beautiful
and wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weakens
sufferer restored former health, strength, elasticity and
vlgor. The great peculiarly and excellence Oi
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
OF the Most UndOHbted Character
From all parts OF the Country could he given, sufficient
n laypF VffU Tur ptf n a nan
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Of Infantry to revolt, which was unsuccessful and
the proposition was Indignantly rejected.
From Rome we learn shatttwo DEGREES Of Car.
dinal Antonelli were unfavoraby received, and
paper money had declined three per qent
|, 1 he paPiE army. will CONSIST OK i, 900 men.
The Tuscan Government had resolved TO. grant
tT5OO0 op demand Of England for losses sustained
~ me BRITISH subjects during the occupation Of
:, u Pc Austrian Government was quite indignant
' ayhau treatment in England.
Danish operations by sea still eontinus a. aIso
among the Islands of the West coast. In ScbIes-
| wig nothing important had occurred.
be London money market was steady. Con.
soils 800 for money, 964 for account Pore;o,n e.
| curties, Mexican 3lE.
Coffee and Sugar continued firm. Pro,t,;o,.
were steady. Rec had undergone no change.
-s~S
CoJourg, c. W., OCT. 4, Is5O-A grea, stsar,s
chase came off to-day, on the grounds Of Co. NJ,
lony, ahou three miles east Of this village Severs
thousand PERSONS were in attendance. The weathe.
was delightful, and all present se=med TO be in th
highest spirits The purse to .e commended io
Amounted 10 something more than Two hundr-
dollars. tor which five horses were entered, 70
| lowz-Harkdway, ridden by Mr.. Bate Diana, :
SIR Edward Poor; Royal, by Mr. Brker Letter
| by , apt KING. Of Montreal; and Sir Patrick, I
| Mr.. Henderson, of BGonvllle,
| The start was fair and tie horses went forwa
| in fine STYLE until they came to the first fsnc
| which all crossed gally, except Royal, ridden
| Mr.. Baker, of COhourg. Royal fell, and threw D
| rider with such violence 10 dIslpcate his thigh
| and otherwise injured him so badly that fears a
entertained for his life. On coming in, Dana f
n leaplng q fence, and threw the rider. Sir Edwa
Poor, who was also injured severely. The RAJ
was then confined those horses that went thrpus
IN good order. Harkaway won the race han
| s0meIV.
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Sent Dozen for Trt0i-NIich rel Allen and Mary Allen
were yesterday examined before Recorder Caldwell the
charge of cruelty beating and njurng slave belonging to
Mr. Maan. After full investigation, the parties
turned before the First District Court for trial.
Mrs, Allen then made charge against the slave for as
aung and bing her. and this referred to Judge
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o y M KPer steamer Prneess Nc 3; " oaes coti
81 " ngt, w ams ROOFS 20 Watt DeSaulls~SIL
eta q ranton-isS sw.sy. Green Noo-Io ftshsen
~ ~ a q DenhistOUn &eo-i19 Hin, Mclean Gcsr
IL nntse &cO-l00 ThornhI ~ MeIfhennyi60 eveEi h
Sc5n s+Ieeuwuod &eo-9l Payne Harnson-71 ami
u h ~ X Nugspt &ey-55 Henderson Pea 80 G
] Tddv w Jackson aeo4j oFder44 D, WINS.
u 1,.su Mn; . q Hyrue cO34 Bu ey 8 Hol--31 No
"a Nh, q sse-si g y Packard ac3i BogaTt Fo-
~ q L,aiie q tox1b Eeck-G G Connciiy5 Bucha-
nan GagIol Sco-8 Bonner SIM f-s Hsrfod Moody
- ~ earlI Dpadegan &enSt Ward Ionas-H Oskey o.
Hawkns-lt cleveland Bro eesg-ii / II Uoora-fI RON
Ovier-S ar MiitenbprEer--7 ! 4 Nsison Nco6 n
Ellis SZCO6 Kicks &eosunariss 10 orieT-T osaI 259
bales cotton
! ALEX ANDRI A-Per steamer Woodsman. 4 hnies cot
lton Moon Titus &co-4 DO Pegram g. Rryan--T Rot-or h
: en-b5 Hill, Mclean Il o-lO Oakley & Hawkirs-i0 n
TX Garter Sco-7 Wr ght, William. &co-5 Yuryn q Wood
lis Cummings, stewart &co-l BSnEaer, Wdiama Aco-
y Levrrch &rO-2S Kelly & Conyngham-9i hides Moses
Areeuwood &co-1 box mdse Brande " i'll ans 6co-Total
4 % bales cotton
nely s. Eos er93 do Connolly &co-3p do y DO cast0s
kennett DIX co.. cks hams. b5l SIS bran Who're
4 III do w Patch &cO-i26l do oats Drnhan-20 do
Dufy-6l els Pdrmee ~ ~ dc Bel q S.ehbsns-
"A pE gs md-e n Nourse Scn-l do q Woodruff &co-s
ibis sadd ie-trees II Hanse Scoi6 do smith Bros
nxs dies Ha 4 HO dsJA bbs apples VI Martin
Pdo peas G q Taylor &co-sundiss to order.
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PROTECTION IN BANCK COMPANY OF
HAIR ORD, CONN.

INCORPORATED IN Jes5. CAPITAL, 100000.
d. w. CLARK President.
WIN. COENRp Secretary.
AG ENCY Mo. 02 Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company, continues to make insurance
ut its long established Agency, in this city, the most
favorable terms against damage o. ,Oss, by FIRE, MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A dedu - Of ten per cent. on
rFeuIiums is made to the insured.
Having an ample capital, with Iarge surplus fund to
losses this Company affords perfect security the
insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here Hartford,
at the option of the holder of the policy.
Insurance LIVES made in New York Life Insurance
ampany.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
s6 CHAS &. IATHRDP. AGENT. ~ Can,D at
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article Of the ordnance relative general police end not
| hing ahIe 10 pay. maa eommitted for one month.
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Irregular 81. Iouis PackeI LtHs CENT

- htEutaT 81. LSOu'r hChr' LEY
[ ettkatASl4 Fur ST. Louis CAIRO, and Memphis.-The
rsvSzysSrsA new, substantial and fasIunn1g steamer
CRESCENT, Capt. Young, is in pOr! and will leave
as above on WEDN ESDAY, the 18Th inst ut O'Clock,
For freight passage, apply on board, foot Of Laay
WHITE & BUCHANAN, 10 Poydras st.
Helen, ola
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, October Is, 1880. )


COttOn-Prces have given way about &c for Middiing
qualities the effect of which yesterday bring forward
purchasers and about 1000 bales disposed Of We
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-
10 supply the engines when they first arrived uponI
fhe ground.
4 Frjghtfjh RdilUay ACcident-An accident of the
most appalling nature occurred the Eastern
Counties Railway. on Wednesday morning hy
bnrrsd into municipal authorities t r,,,,iT,ay
number Of provements, referred ew baIas,ing
the line, ar ere Gat ,es,JF near the bridge, jas
beyond the Brentwood station. Having thus dis
charged quantity Of gravel between the rails they
jumped from the wagons and commenced spread.
ing it over the ground, and while 50 engaged the
Early train from Colchester approached the spot.
Unhappily, in consequence of The dense fog the
| time, and the noise of the engine of the ballast
| trucks blowing of its steam the approach of the
| up train was UNDECIDED, until it was within ffly
| yards of the wUGkmen. The foreman of the gang
cried out to the men, who by some str lng- ataIit,,
| epped on the up line instead Of the m dde space
The engine passed over nine of them, causing in
5 ant death in every case, and mutiIaling the bD.
dies in a tfghtful manner. As soon as possible the
train was stopped and the bodies of the sufferers
we're conveyed To the shed at the station. relr-
! graphic dispatch Instantly forwarded to Lon
don, and several of the directors prureeded to lh-
| spot, to institute n searching investigation as TO whe
Their the train out of its Time the rate at which
It was travelling and the probable cause of It's ap.
| prOach not being seen. The spot on which the oc-
| rurrence took place was a curve between TWO
bridges, about $50 yards asunder, and Il gentle in
| cline towards the Brentwood station. The cutting
is rather deep, and the embellishments are of an am.
phtheatrCal form; it is therefore difficult to CON
CeiVe how the sound of the approaching train shOul
under any circumstances not have been heard An
inquest was held on Thursday evening.
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ear badge. The RESI-, Iered, designated the badge
+, a star. Mr. Hoops illng to have the balance Of
he 1N1Ela.uay ion was made to refer "
sh( esAuee
nllAl ~. x6Aance could not jAaAAiA
~u+Ne ~ A--r@TA@
"a into effect during The pTeSe3t year. a The W .i1

'IIN-3G eIecIel CUuTU not Dc uIsDTITg\
Nj Marks stated that the whole odInance illegal and
Unconstitutional and he had come 6epared prove it So
He would, therefore, that The whoIe thng be laid
the table The motion carried.
Mr. Caldwell, (PresidenO submitted letter received by
him from the Board Of Directors of the Orphan Asy.
lum Lafayette, relative the question OF admitting boys
from the Second Municipality The Directors of the
opinion that agreement entered into the the
ordinance making the appropriation changed thatve
boys instead Of be received. The letter
feued the Committee Finance
MIR Sb Ids submitted resolution providing for the erection
of the pump, already mentioned at the corner Of Clio and
Apollo streets. 1t was adopted.
Mr.. Hale called for information the powers Of
the Pc Committee in the Of James Gallagher, now
before tue committee, On motion the committee
CURED to report at the next meeting,
The Council then adjourned,
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Paris, Friday, September 2O,-A box of incen-
diary procla nations to the army and people has
been seized at Angoueme by the police 1t is said
that the name of representative of the people
noted for his eccentrcites fixed up in the affair
Seventy-four houses were burnt to the ground in
the commune of Careaguy Cavados. In another
commune farm house, containing a large guam
tity of grain, was also burnt. Other conhagrations
have occurred in the Department of Loire
The Opini0n has been seized by order of the
Government. The Patrjs states that Mr. Free
bon, English Consul at Rome is about to resign
his functions.
The lIoniteur publishes the returns of the pro-
opening of the season. On the LIST inst. 2SS manu-
factories in full operation 62,l75,2 l3 klo-
grammes of sugar manufactured, or 1885,
1872 more than last year; and the sugar in bond
and sold for consumption amounted to 6l,Gl5,j9l
kilogrammes.
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NEW YORK, Oct 6-C1d, ship Taleyrand, williams
for n Ors.
grove; heTk luarme Mayo. tor NOris =
BALTIMORE, ct7-Clt, park Ehzabeth' Jones' iof
NOrs.
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Uitd STATES District Court, FeStsrR H,sfrtet q IT,.
No. 669S... TH1FER a Fh t~N CH' Va Stsl"'0O al
IN dsnce to an admiralty wtan to me directed IN he
IAWTS TeI Tackle. Apparel and Furniture. and do
6arbv Gle and AdmOnish the owner owners thereof and
~ Ia ysrV ot her persons having Telendng to
b.yp sny right rle, ne est, IN T. the same 10 and
snns,T Gef,Ts district count OF The nJsd Stat sIor th=
Jsi,irt ,Iins-ad he holden the cit New hreais,
a. ar b.f;e tn bird MONDAY trnm thi, date show
cause il any they have wis the said eSmhoat IT
James her Tackle. Apare and Furniture, should not be
condemned aerse bly, to he may Of tn bel hts
u s. Marshas Office, Eas District of Louisiana, New
Orleans, October 8, 1870
WILLIAM 5. SCOTT, U. s. Nar,hal
oIO 1888 81 Eastern list. of La
TINO BIZ MIA small snug Office with fixtures, Ap.
DIV al Is BANK PLACE ap23
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nnnesfin Pnrts.

Per seamship Galveston from Matagor1a Bay and Gal
resiOn--Nir DOgeil, Ills &ro-J Adams &co-Lucas Il
Brander-BOyle " Crone-Rugely, Rochelle &oo-ordeA
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In all OF Female Diseases, the Galvanc Belt
esumabie value. 1t would take columns, to
give the testimonials which have been received from
the highest and respectable Ladies all parts
Union Weakness, lrreg qares, low spirits, pain n the
side, ChOrOsls, uO abus, pOapC uten falling
Of the womb COsyeness Distracted difficult menstTuaton
general prOsatOn OF tine system, and all affections OF similar
simple aud beautiful Invention The enervang OF
climate renders HGtHrd StiWHdHt necessary Tor tine
reservation of female health and surely nothing be
sr ecacLs the stimulant wrch Nature herself has
provided. Tins is GiUIHsR, and Its application by the
Gayanc Belt ard Magnetic Fluid every respect pleasant
and agreeable. No Inconvenience attends use, and the
most feeble and delicate with and safety
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Ola 81 n ar tile Planters Hotel
tBLBLIC notice - The Finance Committee the
Council Of the Second Municipality hereby give public
notice whom may that they have 10 be
drawn by II. b. CenAs, Notary Public, formal CON
tract between the Second Municipality and the uaes to the
original contract Of September 20, 1910, relative To TIN
Nature, providing for the opening Of Streets and the sale OF
Lots authorized by the Act Of the Legislature approved
the 2st March 1850, and that the Contract, embracing
such conditions and stpulaOns he parties heretofore
sned appear willing ready for signature by
such OF the parties tit to il; and they are
requested and invited forward and sign the same a
he ece OF The said Notary, ST. Charles street. before The
lSt OF NOvembeTneX TO all the parties
whose signatures necessary, the committee sublon lis,
OF the parties, who, either ny themselves their
signed he original contract. and who by themSe
the disposition OF part Of the Raure by The
Act OF the Legislature, New Orleans, August lst, 1850.
GEO. &. LAWRASDN, chairman.
List Of persons who signed the of September 20
1870, by themselves or agents, to wit:
Edward Livingston, Henry Mccall,
| Jean Graver, Joseph :. Winter,
| lao is Barheemv MaCarty, Alexander iabranche,
| Chnstoval TOelanO, Jeanne Border Mad me Pet
| Vincent RIleuN. Bertrand tIravier, Jun'r,
| IOugsant Messy, Jeanne Gravier,
| Ellie Victor JuUrlan, Widow and heirs of P. De
| Nlaneth St. Armand, {. W. c., abesarre,
| John Linton. nul
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Letters from Malta, OF the Sh inst, state that
the cholera, which had considerably diminished
had for day or two been on the Increase.
1t is attributed TO a whole day of rain, followed
by Northwest wind, which occurred last Elk
Confidence however, was Teappearng, and Their
were reasons to hope that the disease watson tn
point of disappearing.
Letters from Malta, of the 18th inst, state tina
the Bellerophon sailed that day for England
having been ordered off suddenly in consequence
of the breaking out of cholera on board.
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England.

communication to the following effect has been
received from Madrid, by Mr.. CapeI Chairman Of
the Committee Of Spanish Bondho.ders. The CON
mirree for yhe, regulation of the debt in Madrid
have, upon the plea that theSSanish finance is not
equal 10 tie burden th& terms Ned mail upon it,
declineJJthose terms proposed by AEnglish credi-
tors, ,zTd absiained f;om proposing aLy other at
prsEsnt
| SGreat Fire in London,-A most destructive fire
| S Cured on the 18th September IN London, by
| means Of which more property is thought TO hare
| been destroyed than by any fire since sin th
| burning of the Armory, in the Tower of London,
| L. ne leu years since. 1t commenced in Mark Lane
.Mextended to a number Of large buidingso ccu
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~ n lazOO River Packet OsEKOLA-For
sf tfT efore; Greenwood Marion, fchqia, Yazoo
date an0Ras, on THURSDAY ~ inst. at oc,ook p
M.-The fast running steamer OSCEOL A. Captain g. w
Haygood, receiving freight and will positively leave
above For freight OF passage apply on board foot Of Canal
Oh r. @. CHARLES. 10 Cnmmon straet
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~ = For Memphis, Helena, Napoleon, o.
Akas5a umbia reen ,,,e, Princeton, anu all landings
TN111G 5a9sanger s steiner CURA 10. ? apt F. A.
Keeling, will leave for the above TIL URSDAY, the l7lh
INST. at . clock NJ. For freight passage, apply
T. b. SMITH, 50 Magazine street,
n B-This boat will be ready freight on Tues
day morniuz. There VIII be u the Levee to
receive freight early Saturday for the
Montgomery. Ol2