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AssauhS.-At least a bakers dozen of assault
and battery cases came before Recorder Genois
yesterday. and large number of enlarged nasa
organs, and visual organs, in mourning, appeared
in Court.
Cerine De Mezieres, a free woman of color,
made an affidavit, charging Henry Vine with hav.
ing Whaled her very extensively, and injured
her feelings, all against the peace and digniy Of
the State. Henry sent for, and he was re-
qntred TO give bail for his appearance to answer
Mrs Catherine PakOvch came up and took her
bible oath that her spouse, Nicolas. threatened to
ma ke a wdOwer of HIMSELF and exhibited savage
looking knife with which he intended to perform
the operation Nicolas was placed IN limbo 10
await a hearing, and Mrs. P. AYERS in the most
solemn manner that she will put him through 10
the extent of he law.
Mr. Frederick BenbrOoks made a "davy'' in
which he clearly and fearlessy asserts that Frede
rick Hamersmth made remar to him which i'm
piled the fact that his maternal relative was mem
bei of the canine family, and Mr.. Frederick Ben
brooks states that he demurs proceedings of this
kind. A man with paper in his hat was sent at
ter Mr.. Frederick Hamersmith, and the law is his
portion.
| James Brooks was charged with having brought
| his clenched dlgits into violent contact with tn
| probOsCis of Mr.. John Campbell and for this of
| fence James Brooks will have to answer.
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Watch Stealing Samuel Jo-vich was Yesterday
arragned before Recorder Caldwell, on the charge
OF stealing two gold watches from Mr. William-,
on Circus street. The accused pleaded not guilty,
and was remanded for examlnatioa to-day
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NEW ORLEANS:
ruuRspAy MoRNING. oCropER 2. 1sho

oLaroeny-John II. Pope, yesterday made an
sihdayit before Recorder Genos, stating that m
tuesday last, silver watch, worth about $40,
was stolen from him at Henry Causen's boarding
mouse, corner Of Barracks and Old Levee streets
ne iuriher states that he has good reasons to be-
lieve that the larceny Was committed by man
named f. A. Enrich. A warrant was issued, and
the accused was to have been arrested last night.
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Going ii Blind lhom Is Casey and Michael
Higgins, the former 4 blind man, were Yesterday
arraIgned before Recorder Caldwell for an assault
aud battery on Daniel Kelly. The complainant
was not present, and the case was postpuned
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NEW YoRK1Cld, Sept 3d. ship Gaena, Leavitt; 24th,
. BOSION-Ard ship Cornelia (of Portland), Newton
from Morris @th Aug, and the Pass Sept Cid shin shir
ley tnewr of Boston, $40 7J-95th tons), Eben A shaw
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FashIonnbIe TniIoring Estahiishmenl

+ HshIOnnbIe TniIOTing EstabIishmcnt,
No I6l Camp 81 opposite the FOranCe House,
New Orleans.
VIE undersigned has hand and s constantly in recent
4 Of large additions of FREQ Gil AND ENGLISH
iLOkis, GASSiNEIES and EE@IINtsR OF tie
hhtst ana latest styles and best manufacture and well
Pepared TO supply his friends aud the public with Fail ana
ntHer CLghg, made in the best manner of the Latest
pIus and Northern styles, and at very reasonable prices
AIIIl, on hand hne STOCK OF CLIO THING, OF Paris
and his own manufacture, consisting as follows:
oas OF various STYLES and coor from $lG 90 $50 10
Pants do patterns and 80 ~ 49,, ) 90 to II DO
Vests de. patterns and s. 49, 4 40 tn s M
ALsO-A fine Stock of Shirts, Cravats etc e23" Terms
Casa.
YD, 4
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEmY,

. -, :, 0TUT7l7 LIsT NtrIi0N, TIf0TI tIFfIf.
MI KS. NJ, ID. DIMIERi, of New Orleans. whose eyua
w rence teacher has been Of many years Standing
respectfully announces that she is now prepared to assume
the perS0RW dirCctOR and supervision Of limited number
OF 4UNG LARIEs either permanent Boarder and Pupils
Her Course of Education embraces the English and French
Languages, IN both their elementary and higher branches
drawing and Nnsc. Spanish, LATIN and Greek and The
elements oil Practical Science viii also he Taught desired
The location Of the Academy is highly pleasant and
10 render their pupils prOuie all The domestic and social
relinemeuts of life.
For terms and further particulars ar7ly at NJ DIMI
TRY 5, Orleans Academy, $. E. lection of Tiyol Circle,
near The junction of NRyadas street so In
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MchsRRer VS.. Riley An individual in black
about tive feet in his boots, named John Riley was
yesterday, called up before Recorder Caldwell, to
answer to the charge of tapping" Mrs. Rosanna
Mchenner over the left eye with a sIung shot, and
nurlng the personal appearance of the lady afore-
said, Mrs. Mckenner being summoned to the
stand, made out clear as mud, and only
failed in one particular in convincing the Recorder
that John Riley of the greatest Williams
extant that is, she made her story "leetle" too
strong. John was asked what he had to saw for
himself and he soon made it apparent that he had
a good deal to say. He ntmated that he was a
tailor and lived at the time of the row in the same
tenement with with Mrs. McKenner and all her
relatives. They all down on him, and took
every opportunity to insult and abuse him On the
day when the murderous assault was alledged 10
have been committed, they concentrated their
forces, and gave John, las he said) "particu ar
hts, following him into his room, and splitting
his own press board" over his head In the on
SSLaught' he said that he happened to get hold OF
Mrs Mckenner, and throw her into the gutter
Her eye was cut, and she Immediately swore that
ne struck her with slung shot, All this recital
Mrs. Mchenner got perfectly furious, and mani
Tested strong desire to settle the matter at once
by an appeal to arms. Much to her chagrin, she
was ordered to leave, and John required to
simply furnish bonds to keep the peace.
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SHIPPING.
DOM ESIIC POh S.

For NewHork and HyvAna.
s FOR NEW hultFA, GA tiaYann-Unltsd
ScII[f-fA States J. az. Steamship COmDaHy-The new
"aAa@aSA and magnificent Steamship ONO. Lieut.. j.
l4d OF October, ocloch A runcuay from the head OF
st MaTys street, Laayttt Inc or The com
tort OF passengers the II lera scae. N Ger
spacious saloons and well ated cabins
combined all the convent of first rate hotel
EV n experience 81 geon accompanies this and all
other vessels Of the Company.
PASSAGES;
0 n eW ork-Siate Berth Saloon .,....,,.,,475 %
5tandee keIth, FC. ward saloon ...,, 20 90
IT u steetase b'lth, be- sand sepaIate mess % 10
L ana-Stae-roOm Reh, Saloon ........... IS o.
Passengers lQr dtVana must procure assp from the
Passengers for NewYork to be transferred to the
passage secur until IaE for. All rassage tickets and
orders TO receve r gIi M, be prc9Te om the office
'n 81 Agents. ARMSTRONG LAW VI ION, CO.,
ESS RIEsTON AND HAVANA
81 fG1.IS Packet United States .ue,i Line 6etueen
4-Hzzn = hGrieSt0H and HGUand, Savannah AMI
~ hest-The splendid steamship ISABEL, Capt. kOl
Oh RLESTpN g. G tn HAVANA, leaving HsvsrF
Tor eston-Sh and I'D of each month; leaving Chare
ton Tor Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATES PASSAGE:
hfVana TO arestOn or 20
Havana 10 KY w 30
For further particulars, apply 10
NJ. Z. MORDECAI, Charleston, or TO
M. J: 4 ART co. 81 TchonPl,9ulss 81. n. Orleans.
Agents At Hdva ma, DRAKE BROS Il co.
Ee Passengers leaving Hal ana by TINS ship can reach
baltimore the Flfh Day toy taking the Land Route and
New York and PHI AIDE nina in same time by taking the
steamship to those ports. d6 paw
g. FOR PARLIAMENTARY fine fast sailing
SlS5A regular packet barque YARMOUTH, Captain
VIII nave immediate dispatch, For balance fire. ghl
oasag having fine accommodations, apply to the Captain
John w. ANDREWS & co % Common st.
Agent IN Philadelphia f. LINCOLN & Co. sci
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A Ne,C Way Of Catching Wa,chmqn A novel
and outrageous operation was performed on Watch
man Barkngers, of the First Municipality, alb Ut 3
O'Clock yesterday morning He states that while
on duty at the corner Of Barracks and Bourbon
streets, crowd of fifteen or twenty persons came
along, and without any provucation commenced
abusing him. They then seized him, touk away
his rattle, so that he could not give the alarm, and
then threw a LaSso over his head, with which tEev
dragged him as far as Esplanade street, by which
time he nearly stranged. At the corner Of
Bourbon and Esplanade streets, they released him
but he was unable to identify a single mamher Of
the party, and cannot now point any Of them out
He, however, states that from informant N received
he has good reason to believe thai Mr. John Irene
knows six seven of the individ nails engaged
IN the Transaction. No arrests, however, had
been made up to last evening.
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Second MunicPaiUy Poiice-No arrests of any
Importance were made by the 2d Municipality po-
lice Yesterday.
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ny pRIVArE SAFE

LEWIS FLORANCfE. Auctioneer.
-, 800. I'd. ....... u ccSl GraUier street.
GLAYE WOMAN BETSY, a frs "a L0Ik Washer and rouer
- July guaranteed She sod person living
The city Apply the above.
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Family Jars.-Mrs. Bridget Boan, very res
pectable looking daughter of the Emerald Isle, with
a lace cap and a clean pocket handkerchief, was
Yesterday brought before Recorder Caldwell at the
request of her earthly lord and master. Martin
Boan, who earnestly requested the Recorder to
send her to the Hevia street Institute, where, as
he stated, he thought she might possibly mend her
ways. Martin asserted, in the most positive man
ner, that Bridget of the worst wives he
ever saw at all at allhat she persisted in getting
flddled and raising the very Devil when he
absent from the matrimonial domicil All OF
this was stoatly denied by Mrs. Bridget BoIap,
who stated that Diyil Pinny had Martin gev her
in tin long months for the livln of herse and chill
ders and that he furthermore " bate" her on every
occasion when it was convanient" The Recor
der was down on Martin at once, and told him he
ought to be ashamed of his conduct, telling Mrs.
Budget, at the same time, to go home and behave
herself. We afterwards learned that poor Martin
was perfect martyr to matrimony, and that his
story about his better.half was too 'ru-. We wish
him hsi'sI tuck next time
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ans, FTcCGIes, Sunburn, tmd all Erup-
lions of the Skin

G May be specify and E,rmnemty regoe by the Of the
Cos netc Indispensable requisite every Iadys toilet
effects upon the Skin and Complexion perfectly magical For
sale price 10 cents pei bottle GUlOk'E,
St Charles and Canal stress.
Importer oil Fine Fancy Articles lTfumry and Sporting Articles
E This Lotion aays all accustomed by the bite Of
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.


N1'4 VI W." WILLIAMS
LATITUDE 20 57aO"N.-LosarruDr own Time. 81.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Yacht Thompson, Bra1os St Jago,
s s. B, Gaas9dsT G2SdE%. tyso9 ynaR
Arrived.
steamshp Galveston Place from Mstagora and Galveston
Brig Mount Vernon, Murray, from Chasres 2s ult, in bal
sohr Gov Arnold Whitney. day, from sal to w Zach
are &co-lst my. " 14'''-
" Streck, Sreck, from Donadsonvlle.
Douglas, Montgomerys from Cincinnati
Towboat Alton, Sbqz, from the Passwent down light,
brought up brig MONT Vernon and schr Gov Arnold.
Ship Memphis, from New York.
Exports.
BRAZO9 ST JAGQ-Per steamship Yacht: hhds to-
Is DO butter cask and tcs hams, boxes cheese 70 bags
tIIyyEEPPPP90E-Per ship Calender d I752 bales cotton
EERPDOL-Per baEk Astoria: lO4J baes cotton, 1850
bbIs flour, 1900 slaves.
Imports.
ar sAR Sb Goy A3os ii9 il psGs Zach
-
Receipts of Produce:
BAYOU SARA11,Per steamer GIp'y: III bales cotton
N W;'i;, Bonner = Sim,gl55 Bukley 9tTS5 Wrish5
Milllams %coT57 Henderon & PealeS5 McRea Cof
fIs 34 ISsH G c6a Fso 5 A
urke &eo-i0 Buckner s. sa9tonS7 Bisnder, Williams /;
co Kelly h ConyHghHm-7 G |. s 4 Nlnbibber-7 n G
Hail. II tEelIsen AGO. Poole s. Bro-6 Jos Lalanie-6
Dunbar & Burhanan-4 Gerard l. Ferner- J 4 Paucbe &
coTi39 hide. kennett Dix bales Pauche SEQ
LlNClNNATl-Pers steamer A Dou zlas5 q kegs butter
SeGomh q NOnrhes25 bys cheese C. Cleaveiand-30 do W
RAJ mond-lig DO, do starch AZ dnz brooms l. Dob,on
DO bdls Stevens &co-ll kegs butter -tur
CESS &coaSJ DO Adams-4O hbl- onions etc schneider
4 " Ie-2 do lard oil NJ Crosse do beef "A half do r
heep--6O bbls potatoes SC.and-l do K VI Ellis &co-
81 do beef, dc eggs Adams25O pcs baggng Shuz &
madnenElOO reams paper o Faylor-36 bbs lrt oil w
Wright &co-25 doz washboars Beebs &cO25 bales
Ward II Jonas-sundres o order.
DON ALDSONVILLE-Per steamer F VI streck: bbls
sugar Mason &co-2i bales moss ) Turner &co-l6 do
Pavy &co-93 hides, order.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE, .
Thursday Morning. OctOber q IS5G

Thursday Morning, October 8, 1850
SOuOn-There general and active demand on Tues
day and $500 bales disposed of firm ces Yesterday
the inquiry still animated and the sales reached
800 bae', at an advance of c for Gu ates We ac
curdingly advance quotations:
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A GENCY OF ST. LOUIS sHO & TOwER-EO.
i in EERn, KENaErT = 60,
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strange as II may appear, ripe grapes are often,
not only preventive Of bowel compsinis ut acualy curs
theh AVOID swallowing The skins and sas9 IL 4 mis-
taAen IDEA mat fresh nye FRUIT when nor exssIy.
cause Oowei complaints Experience proves The contrary
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GFssesnt Boob ano go5 lga tlna o@er.

O''Se'"f @''S ano 2o5 Asa ting 0@es.
~ 80 ppnsoF' Of the iy aud wssS Crescent rpse
o' INFORM s" soas and the pubict at thsv have ys,s1,Iy
mo- aon'orfa1s additions to their JoF stab ,nso and b,
Iae1 u'lsf INC charge Of Mr. LENS GRAHAM WI, bs.
u E "'"h 10 ms city asa gsnts,asn high espaEiIi ia
the art Tho material Of the Office being now eoupsts
all neV, hey prepared to sTsruts ali sirds NJ "
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
"h the least poss delay, and without disappointment 10 o,
who favor them with patronage Psrqullr attention Vii L
given 70 the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS LADIEe, INSURANCE BLAEKs
BILL HEADS, N0TARIAL AND CLERKS BLAyEs
BOOK HEADINGS STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARDS.
DRAY RECEIPTS, POSTERS AND HASpRILIa
COTTON RECEIPTS. CARDS, ErC.
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he BALTIMORE authorities have succeeded in ar
resting and Imprsoning cts, discharged trn the
BRUSH convict SHY MeIway, VINO had been p-riore On
eOiinon OF leaving Burnuda Four other suecselel in
setting ashore and esap ng They btuus ia the
sneohef Eeano Capt Convey, vino held S5Oy0 TO
answer the charge
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Ahs common Louncll Of Cincinnati, IA We q anted
the ioowing loans; OHIO and Mississippi Raj road via
lev elgseud- SgJV,OO0; Cincinnati and lex gton Ky
afoad gJ,OO; Eaton and Lincunati Railroad lao OUO;
belfast ana Cnclnnal RaIrOad, 90 Total 81 40 900
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tne nIertdlnnen gwen to Jenny Lind by The
yOf o. Newf Ork, she asked sing she very grace
iuiy re- USED, on the ground that She had made cnfrsrt
WIN M ba,num, binding her slng onl, 10, him. or char
break It. >'i1" 7''0 ~'''" H"e
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a. NJ va tuna Convention OF Unrv-rsalisrs in
lesion A. Bntao the Rev. Mr. skinner d~verpd an ad-
" oihai o. College which the denomination propose
have already been subscuies 'o' " ''s' T1'''''
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STEAMBOATS,.
r. For MobIIs-D8ILY
E=kS&.@z 2. SsM-4iL LLJNE-ra E-s,SIEs.--

1
STEAMBOATS,.
: - = =, 23 S;,;; $500 = !,
G b!5Is[~IE q s, mail L!JVE-Sta E=sSiEE-N
aI P..c1soniS ay 81. Ions Iqss Chrs
era 1IIs F(;ON Cant U o 'l re narsei 1,sa,1
ap w + GIberon. wing beer 66 Io Inc aks
Of he sboye eameT T % ea CS9 Pm P 81 n
Gharg,n hsi2ad DAILY on the arrival the LAKE Of the
the Agents at ~ O'CLOCK A. H. Cas- For fTsgSt or psS
'1s' '''n OIL oGa T. q GGDDrs ,eD, 10 Bank p.o.
hTe . Bay st Louis and Pas Christian a. 10 Pasca
T.s :, The ,,s.,,a- - -,,57 s,a.,,,.,. 20 ~
IN, sl ~ s2r q ,Bn9E va Ray Il Ions,
and Diendd Lake samsg sF ~ III Ia gsn, " "tS
sB&R ana vii URfayf e R3od o
N on oG1&SH A. Ar X H., ce Pnd on sAIURDAY EVEN
b GjqE Il, II \ and Friday MORSlNGs
sagt apply on board or % ' " ''ss' VI pas
Iyl3 f. II. WINGATE, Agent. AZ Poydras st.
nsiS PneEetA AS T5pTI GtST s,cb.r,rstn
S5 graa pr ~ Ia i Ii
a. as5sE bug Mad.oP; ~ pPs @
iofow: '' . n'uman' MASTER viii leave hereafter as
MONDSY J IL car, T1 F2sSHas |oVlnEtoR;
FFHHRBEASYPAY n s ss5 EERAE !.
55fAATTHHRRDDAY e.. N. ears,
DAY EVEN Tine to reach the p N iISin o. cars
@ in me to sks NE 5ooS ~ a o1T 6t W. at "a
pari,Gplars Apply on board or to
'i' OF N4RTi NJ Z G apa = st. LOUIS ST.
r. Tstc,, bag iii hGsi u, aLC ot5 NJ -,
conner Camp and Canal seeLscoes every day at 10 A M
M . Fare reduced 10 q cemls..., U. S. .BaR
qa& H9ais"eeT6e new and substantial
unequal as seaboSSt j. ". Bun Gf mI ag
leave he Lakeend Of the P'ncha,uan Railroad EVERY
s s1asp g 5ni & o'clock A. n Passage Is
n B. The steamer Ienora has recently been thoroughly
superior la J. Bosr ire engine Ho e 9e as a esS
ba ascertain b. calling on the insurance offices in New
niormaiton,l- quire Of VI '0''''e'
WI L. Ga hKHEGSSS S ~ = PGGy 6mn slGst effect
STEVENSON, DEMERRITT L co 7Grlver st. 50
czss5 VIcLbr.. E.1I,In. yS.iI- -.
reIa&,r steamer IIOH iJVK Can't = r f;oJ'So
55595f 4. wa leave every FRIDAY EVENING ior
al Sesoe s493 Gi9S Gn RSan9y S2ohez qnd
running passenger steamer vii her req naT tbs r.
OF passgse, etPy,yIi 70 -, ,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,
The Mohaw owned in he oye rgds 10 lennon soT mon ST.
chased expressly for he trade, which viii be sufficient
6ss !, For Shreveport, Grand Ec0re and
LIsska4sS AIexandriaThe fine light draught steamer
AZ Al ab2ye Rgd nlcmedate landings every WENESBAY
to s "a dsf as1 It, O'clock commencing o" WEDNESDAY
P, s.-Tbe steamer Cof2ne, Capt. John Graham. will
Alexandria The CornRe being very sht daugRt hi"per
aug o'p' vi r. b. SSiTH ~ saet, OF to
~ =, For. Mobile via bay 81. Louis, Pass
So goaia.Tl steamer NIUiiiB <. Alien, MAJ mst
tsr vii cave AS above every TUESDAY and FRIDAY,
throughout the season, leaving the New Canal nj
NJ, touching al the Po6tcharr4a Railroad for pa sea a.
gers by the II. cars. Returning vii slug at ali he
NV % P3a EoaI Il b aF ds
Till 20 toward above eO' es:S Sn ae .s
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A railroad company has been formed to con-
struct road between Lhilcoths and Gaipos II Is de-
Fned 10 connect vim Ba umore OiD RailrOau
us mouth Of he hanawhs ana The Bel and the CIncln-
cJthe. - ~
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" l0IIIII1 IVII ITVINg we see tt sLdItuI VIII %
able to keep his cOpy-rght England, seems because.
though he Was born his England
aud lls mahes hms according English law, English
and therefore out cop, ngIt Per
hais
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society is hold
ing its twenty seventh annual exhibition Boston. From
an obscure and humble Orgln into great mpor
lance and establ he'd upon permanent tuunda
1t has large annual fund disposal, which distributed
IN liberal premiums, gold and silver medals. and gratue
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la Norway, 1t is estimated that tn numbsr of
petpns wo are prepar smig America amounts
~ v pels Two OF pa uiasi.n
@ touh tle commune OF Lo=lag ai0ae, which
Oars Tor New YORK. ~ I " Gun
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Boots .BrOgans and Shoes
BY SYKES, HYDE q CO

Et 'Ghtr s. past ~ n.eipcF-Nf! be sold
1 auction T'l-s No 81 Magazine
80 BOOTS BHOGASS Ladies' and ChilFrrurs SIN Els
EJAhINH aud CATERS consisting Ot Nip, Seal Kid
rocco. Fresh gods and regular lises.
Terms "a 81
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The Cumberland Civilian states that the Chesa-
peake and OHIO Canal completion hat it
tGan lroDabe that II will be iUrmaly opened Of
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FO REIGN PORTS.
f. For VERA CRUZ-Schr. BONITA, having
60 commenced loading Tor the above port, will posi-.
lively sal earl eek. For freight or passage
apply to 50 BARELLl X co. 81 Common ST.
70 r CA LTFOR MA.
syzErz4. FOR CALIFORNIA. via Chagres-U S.
4IiLLIh sh1H StEGmSb6D C0BigGpV-The new magnif
sHSazSs icent mail steamship ONO. Lieut. j. Findlqy
Schenck, commanding, will leave MONDAY, the
l4th OF October, o'clock, A. NJ. puncuay with he
California and Oregon mails.
~ 90 RATES OF PASSAGES:
To Chagres-ln Saloons. asO 90
In Second CABIN. ..,...,.,,.,,,..,,.65 90
In Storage, and mess with crew. .......45 %
NO passage Secured until paid lor.. All passage
must 4s 4E3G1ren rom me Once OF the Agents
ARMS IbONG, LAWRASUN 4 Co, Agents,
=, N l6 Magazine st.
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1t FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
sfHA The Bark ROMAN, being nnoaded, can be
- fully Inspected by any DESTROYS OF purchasing,
or VIII take a freight for the North for Europe.
sl2 Apply to BAkELII Y co. 81 Common ST.
5Ff4 FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-An A No
4lAA schooner carrying 700 bbs would take freight
tor which, apply to '
aus BARELTL Il CO. 81 Common ST.
VESSEL " ANEED-One of about $50 tons with
& good accommodations take passengers and freight
- to Nicaragua. AuUly
JyA WI. DEWEY, 81 Graver ST.
II FOR FElEiGBT Or CnAHTEK-A 6nt
&EfA cOppered brig, about two hundred buTthen,
and wei! found for any voyage. For terms apply to
my9 J. w. ANDREWS s. co 81 Common 4;
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Cloth, CassfmcTc, satinCt........ Hats aud CaTs
BY j. Ii. BLACHE.
ItIDAI Oco 10 1'cgCk-Wll bis Euc,i IN
L store ia Chatres
An invoice lerior CLOTH CASHMERE and sATINET
Also
An assortment Of Hats, Clo.b and Glazed Caps g
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SIN FRANCISCO REGULy4R LINE,
L54 FOR eAN FRANCISCO-The |, fast sail.
go ing ship GEORGE STEW ENS, Captain John
Cushing, now loading for the above port, and will
have all possible dispatch This ship superior order cop.
peed and well found in every respect For freight or pas
sage, apply board opposite Post IT, Second Municipality
or TO- Up WHITNEY & co 81 Camp ct.
le24 or WILLIAM J. DEWEY, 81 Gravier ST.
- FOR SAN JUAN, NICARAGUA Harrison
<ShslA y HtcfhaIa'S Lite-The euppeFed and copper
' fastened cHp2er brig MAJOR EASTLAND,
t9hh hunstable, master, will sail with dispatch above
tier is cabin all IN rooms and the second cabin
Srranged &pressy for the comfort Of passengers To those
ueous o. trying ts to California, this
favorable ortuny, the Brig having heretofore been
entirely employed IN the passenger trade, and the swest
saeT out OF tbs port For freight passage information
respecting the route, aEPly as below
X. NJ. HARRl SON y co, IA Grayer St
an6 . WHlkHAM, 81 Common
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Amin Bey, the Turkish Envoy, has notified our
Government that the Suit N will send hussuh and his com
anons IL this county, Tree OF expense nlted States
will bring them over
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18th ult, to Hams h Morgan-2l nv ~ anu ~ ~
Brig Mount Vernon, Murray, from ChsIres n nit in hal
last to masteT-lst my. ' ' ~
&cO-lst m W =" " <-o~i-