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rOk1 OF NEW ORLEANS.
ArlruD. sso s., 80" .--LonerrUo. w W III Time 81

CRKsCKRr OvHICR,
Friday Morning, November II. 1851.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Ascutns, Weeks Boston, CIV Hynsou
Brig Eleanor, Phillips, Baltimore, ,CJ Meeker SEQ
schH Pascagoua. Burns, Apalacnicola, Jas FarIelly
Arrived.
Ship Ashburon Taylor. 10 days from NewYork. to Jos
Ashbndge &eo-M my. - =
Ship kosuth. Percey 10 days from Boston. II Gale
schr Ella. schembeck, days from Pensacola. to master
BASIN.
Dasn.
schr Eagle. TAYLOR. days from Point Isabel. in ballast to
master-Basn.
sTEAMBOATs.
White, Brady, from Wliamsport.
Jefferson. Mckinley, from Hauisonburg.
Mohican. IRWIN, from Memphis
New Laiona, Landry. from Baton Rouge,
Ophelia, Gordon, from Port Hudson. .-
rowboat PorpOse. Brown. from the Paaes-towed down
and the 18th bark Elizabeth, briggs Morocco
and Two Brothen-broughl up ships Aahburon and
Kossuth. =
BEL0W-CoMIHa UP.
-Four ships and one burk unknown.
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Japsnese Literature. American man. Of. war,
crulzlng in the Japanese waters, picked up the
crew Of Japanese vessel that had been wrecked
from whom they obtained a copy of the alphabei
of that country, list Of the names of the sailors
and representation Of the compass used by them.
The alphabet contains forty. eight characters The
letters and names stand in perpendicular columns
and the order Of reading il to begin with the right
hand column and read down--the reverse OF ouI
method. These discoveries prove that the Japanese
are people among whom learning has been cuf
tivated and hope IL expressed that, through the
rescued seamen, more successful attempt will De
ma lie 10 open a communication with that people.
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Tobacco-l0 hhds Mason county were sold. but We did
not lsam the prices.
Sugar and Molassss-Lttis or nothins was done in
Sugar. owing the rain and the muddy ate Of the vss
In Molass. however. large busnes done, the sales
comprising fally 1000 bbl N02lc, closing 1t 2lc for
prime lots and with 1900 bbis sill remaining in first
hands.
Fl0uf-Ths article was. of couns, affected by the bad
weather. and 800 bbs changed hands, in five SIX
lots. and At % 700t3 IS for st. Louis.
Grain-There Corn the Leves and only small
parcss selling from second hands lot Of
300 sacks st. Louis Oats in store. brought 33c bushel
Provisi0Bs-Me.s Pork retailing at "a 10. but ons
lot Of 100 bbls sold at GA 30 = bbl In Lard heard
nothing worthy Of mole Bacon in rsquss with
sales ol0 casks prime Sides l0 aud some IS casks
in lots at 1ok for Side. aad sk0Ssc for shouldess
Star Candies-A sale of l6 boxes in two LOTS 1t 1870
cash. - u q"
Collective noticed saes Of nearly 800 bags Ro ncud
ing 60O old At Be. and l50 do. rebagged at 7Xc.
FreightsThe ship Elizabeth taken for Havrs at
cent for Cotton.
Exchanges Domestic bills were in good request and
improved rates:
Stefihs sIWi0Iu6
Francs
new 0fk sixty-day biis NOS y ct. disc
Sight Checks on NewYork Hl0x y Ct disc
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Diarsssing affair at Winehester.--On Friday
week ARRAY occurred at Winchester, Va, be-
tween Young man named Joseph p. Flemster,
and an older and industrious citizen, named Nathan
iel Mullikin. The latter was soon overpowered,
when he called upon his son, aged II, to fire upon
Flemister. The son Immediately fred, but, owing
to sudden change of the parties, the load took
effect upon his fathers thigh producing fright
full wound. Amputation was resorted to on Sat
more Sun.
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Verdict Against a Railroad Company.---In
the Supreme Court at Cambridge, on Saturday
Us. w. H, Osgood was decided. The jury rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff setting damages al
$l56. This case is where the plaintiff Recovered
damages for being ejeoted from tho Woburn
Branch train of cars on the 4th Of July, 1850. ol
not having purchased ticket before getting in
Messrs Nelson and Converse appeared for plain
I'D, and Msssrs. Abbott erd Brown for defendants
tBeston POST Ne
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AUCTION SALES.
Great Sale of Store Lots. :. First Annual Sale o
the Batture Building Lots, Second RS
Municipality, New Orleans.
nv j. A, BEARD a MAY. AuctiOneers

Great Sale OF Store Lots. First Annual Sale Of
the Batture Building Lots. Second (
Municipality, New Orleans.
BY J. A. BEARD a. MAY, Auctioneers.
s.s .3a. !. 1881 and asSs s at
By aLsg.atye approved
81 s.' IL ssss
R s :. ss .s
e. SsSusD fn e s.,,.. !,
evss Fulton Common and Canal szest each lot having tss
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in tn. .qu.r. bounded BY rssn.
Lsyse, Fulton. Comnon and Grower streets. numbering from
svss .rss,. Les q and rsoni L:,ss
J. SIXTEEN LOTS or GROUND, bounded BY New Love.
me and ~
Lo.a .. TO- H. IL. IS. "A. Is frOn.
~ SIXTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded By
Ne. tsvs Fulton PoySsa and lafayette from
.pd Fc,dls .sles Lot Me- isr sa he eonsS Iy
es'sn 6F Fl hss' e: BY
sS
f EoRs 81 81 ss 4 T.
Lsvs Fulton Girod and Notre Dame %
10 No Dsn:
and New Lsvee streets Los and 'front.' 90 Fulton
MINI LOTS on GROUND in 4. square bounded BY Ns,..
Lot No. Dame Fulton and
Lot No. iorms OF julia, Fulton and
New Levee srssts Lots 6. land front Fulton and
g. TWENTY-THREs LOTS OF GROUND in the square bou.
Julia 81 Joseph, Nav Lsvee and Fulton
1 New M - sesa s ess
Fulton and New Leves streets. Lots 4 s. TO- IL
H. u.s. 49, IT, 49, is. 3d. H. a front on fulton and New
stIeets. :. ~. I. - > IN. t..
Iosph M.rEs New Lsvss and Fulton from q
inclusive Lot Nc. Of st J0seph
New Lvee Lot No. terms Nsrke
aud New Leves Lota and trent Fulton
| I.evce =
TO- FIVE LOTS FGRoUND square bounded BY Market
Deorl Fulton aud New eves streets,
Lot No. Fulton, New aud
harhe Lot No. Delord
New Leves Lots and front Fulton and New
| s I,.' ''. -. l7et rN-s
~ ONE isLET bounded BY Delord Fulton. New Le'ee
The above described property locality
Real Estate in the United States The whole building
have ironts wide and well
| heavy Western business vho, sale
Lhogra phc Plans viii be ready for the August,
forwarded with marginal requiring
Lots will not be sold in that
the 1890, shall not have the
under which this ac mads prior the day Of
| sale. %
Terms Of sae-onsdih CASH balance in equal inssimeni
divided coupons required Of three and
cted with cent interest from dae maturity
and not hsn paid, sight final
| secured BY mortgage on the property. aui5 ef
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STEAMBOATS,,

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q 2iaes Of ss:nss is ~
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:. I'd sss e
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and sf T sys II =: aye: ;s
andIass F.:Ehs fsosvsd At the Csnai WanAoss q ai
Tie tslxs fas the boat win leave the ws.shou,s
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!, .6ssS For ODel3as.s and slnm.perl--rhs
~ In: y. s.: TSI6AY, - s;:sss g
I'D y 81 g e. iss;
will freight os Red Riyss, and aga bills Of adlps
thI0ngh 70 AexAndAs with the privilege OF resppng
the slsamsf LITTLs Ton. The Lutte lum we provided
with sale hghtezs and leighss by hse lhs
s sHfsot;sfs sTS E ssiI s,s .
NJ AFofAIAbMiaa Riyor-B ne 60wUrieens
ri f. s eS.%.s. e. sss a:s :.s n.
iss resuiss trps aboat df Nosember
and % ssSss y: xfs's " e.
bama shiiIeiy new md siesanty nlalsd and hus
expressly ios the trade H9 pscaiAr AasptAon and ~ 1us
expenence OF Capt Roests. give every AinSuncp ap
pefs and pHssenges, OF pupctuahtgs aeeonodAtn an<
safety This ne Of boats psspassd rsgA
desEned fos them their wafshouss, Shall Road
Of the Canal, application 10 fs7T
M II MCDOWELL, JL, co. II Royd1ss 4
~ = He'd Mod hiver, Alexsndsaa and Il
Lf1N23.5s Intermediate laldIngs-- Tbs aAd vol
| = hgta <l3fneiss) dfau Eht sasaaesV HAIUksk
NlrCun. VIII tf0n the naoath Of Ned RIVER
above. connection with the hns Jsnenon. ~
freight OF passage, apply 70 ~ =
n4 If - MoDOW ELL. IT,. r CO. Il Poyss.s ~,
H. = For n0naids0nylile and al lnssrnls
LG1h@kEs dlate Lan1lnss-fhe nesnsf packet Lean,
| CADOO, John Dimiiry. master, having be.
p.re..a. s4ofssiy rs the above Trade WI is.ss Ns~O
n. Reufnins, caves Donsidsonylae every pesday al
passengers Tor plantation For
Il M. GORDON JR.. go
II, ..s. ROMAN q kEKNION. Agents.
| OLD I'm CHA5 DxDLANC.
II
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Big Bridgs.-A larger bridge than was ever
yet constructed is now contemplated to cross the
Wales with Bristol and the West of England Ii
is to be of granite, 40 feet wide, with arches Of
1874 feet span and 100 feet above the highest spring
tides, SO that the largest ships will be able to sail
under On each side of the bridge will be shops
the rent of which will pay good partof the inter
est on the cost. There will be room for double
railroad track and carriage road, besides covered
colonades for foot passengers
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Bmrm.-The Point Conpee Echo Of the Sth
inst. says We are panied to state that the sugar
house Of DR.. Kaufman, in this parish, with thirty
hogshead Of sugar, was consumed by fire on Mon
day night last, the 4th instant. We have been in.
formed that it insured for eight or ten thousand
dollars !" e
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NEW. ORLEANS MARKETS
Csxscxnr OyncR, /,
Endax Murnins. NaxemheY

. Ehuay puosHh8s Soses1l0s 80 AoSA'
Cotton Notwithstanding the continued rainy wsathss
buyers forward with spirit Yesterday and took about
1000 bas. mostly for England and France. P6en very
full for the medium and fnes qualities.
We expecting daily later European accounts by
the Liverpool steamer Of the lit. which has doubsa already
arrived Halifax. Mons Of tho telegraph lines howsv
were in working order yesterday.
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A Nsat Epigrsm.-Prentce, the poet, wit and
editor Of the Louisville Journal, gets off the fol.
lowing epigrsm on a "ven brither ~
n Whoever the wine Of wit would drink,
OFT Saxe's fagon smacks on;
Wherever the Anglo-Sax think,
They think New England SAKE on!
Z But though with wine and sparkling zest
His racy words are quaffsd At,
= ! IN sorry the truth must be confessed, ?
Whatever he writes 10 laughed at!
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Cherokee Nation.-The Council of the Chero-
kee Nation have passed an act authorizing the
Chief to call together the people to obtain their
assent to retrocession of the :" neutral land" to
the United States Government, and thereby OBJ
tanning means to liquidate their national debt.
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Crops in Brasa-A letter from Pernambuco Of
Sept as states that as the season advances, the
growing crops continue to luxura,e, and the cane,
cotton plant and tobacco bulb never promised so
abundant a crop. - *. TX u.
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SHIPPING.

~.sSsss CHARLESTON AND AAxAN A
XkRVN Packet 80 United Slales -Haa 1sat 8siscesIs
Caarlsstos and HGoasa. VIA Saoaa,s1G sna
AeS Wes-The splendid stsAmshap leAhA<, CapS. koi-
liza. 0u buFthen, has resumed her regular
CHARLESTON Is. C.) 10 HAVANA, lsAsins Hssana,
Tor Chafeson-h and xd Of each month; exvias ChAfes
s0a tos Havana the ht and loth =. - e
~sst RATES PAsaA0k:
havana 70 Chafieson Savannah. go
Havana hey Wesl..
Fos inrther ysrtlcnlaIs, apply 20 : 80 u Z
"a. VI MUkDkCAl, Charleston, OK ~ ~ y
XII, HART 90. " foAsupaloulas q. N. Oflsans.
AGsnts ~ daya ma DRAkH hRO,S = co.
~ PansngaS lsavms nAsaaa " thni sAiy esA reach
HaiInufe On tns SfA Lay tAAing The kana k0ple
New f0k ahd FMaas pb'A tims ~ sakin9 IL
Stsanship W th0se .s;5ysa' ], .l ~ at zaU
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Free Soil Meeting at Faneuil HaA.-The free
soilera held a meeting at Faneul Hall, Boston, on
the 5lh inst, which attracted great crowd. Reso.
lutions were passed in favor of receiving Kossuth
O'Bren and Mazzini. Among the speakers was
Giddings, Of Ohio, who was twice called liar
during his speech, and frequently interrupted by
calls and cheers for Webster. Giddings. however,
finished his address, and no serious disturbance
took place a. was fexred. ~ .rse
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Steam Communication rcith Mo6tls.-The keel
Of large steamer. to measure 1900 tons, has been
laid in the yard of Mr.. VIM. Collyer, at New York.
She is being built to run between this city and
Mobile, and will be owned by three persons, two
of whom reside in Alabama, and the other in New
York. If the trade and passengers between the
two cities found to justify the undertaking. it is
probable that other steamers will be constructed to
run in connection with this one regular line.
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Art Critieism.-A writer in Frazer's Maya
zine, criticising several statues in the great Exhi
btion, expresses the opinion that the Greek Slave
would be improved by having the head knocked
of. The critic would suffer no great loss by un.
derpoinp the same process s.aI
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Passengers. .E,
Per ship Kossuth. from Boaton-Mr Clinton.
Else of veasel. in Port Not cleared.

the First municipality the following
taos By the Nos eommsncs this Railroad and
In the Second m the No above the Steamboat
ms No. being Faboa Landing. In the Third tm3) tbs trst
commence atths Railroad and rundown No being Perry
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Dedieated.-A public hospital was dedicated at
Albany, N. Y, on Saturday week, with grea,
ceremony, in the presence Of the Governor of the
State and other dgnitaries. The Hon. John G.
Spencer is the President of the new institution.
The Rev. DR.. Potter officiated on the occasion.
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pIANO F0RTES TUNED-rhs subscriber
L begs leave to inform his friends that be HHE-l-
has returned from the North. and is prepared
70 visit on all that wish bis services Ortsis
Guinness y Hill. No. IS Camp stEsss. dealem Watches
Jeweiry, Guns. Pistols. etc. INA lm1 Z. DUNBAR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A. bts 0nAflee Theq&gos, - 49,,
~ BENEFIT u NJ q q. sAaaEr1. ~ -
aIs EvsN!No. Friday. HsssaA~ i4-Tas ps'sssss-ss v
=. sa Z! 6. IL q. TIE BE-. MI u g.,
! ~. f e: TO. 9. l .C.C r. 49,
ss ;isi:;si s11s sAosnAw AMP BAApsaAw.. !
s u; md III. Z, :s.;s:i
Bene1t q ths birsmsA's Charfesbie
a,,., as s,ssMcsss n, ).
SQUARE The 1874 Eovsmbs sat, By NJ O. cATOa fs The
bsns, Of the Association masntae ~ s ~ con
cupa display vii be perfect representation II e esssSed
To give .vsry pson chance Of vnssasg ss sxhihiou NJ
veil enab al conbus tbsf fos De good cause the
tctets Of admission viii 50 sens ard obtaissd a.
principal and The city ocss OF tn
the aDdsssnsd he co.ml,se
HsBRy .BiER, President, MayMss cGics.
sA4'IG: sIsx. Xss PI..iaa. :, n.aisipe! aal.
G.w. a1s.sIi $500. s Sss S ~ 81 :"
HSe cGo1sss, c Cssssss Il o.n , u
jsls G,.s Fy11 e n y rSss 4:
( OILS Z. GsusEl. Ssrvsyo1s odos. Cssssnhosss.
First Grand military ana civic Ran Of
.aaa tho Orleans Guards, ~,
W; =: ' szTG il &; AVE sv2. u;
M ss's . 81 e e. :; . ::s :: q. Z =:
u
Gov Joe Walker, Hen 4 Gresham, Jas G. dwell
yos 0sDois, Esq, rs MAI Gen I Lewis, " y Garland,
Brig Gen Augustin, Coz W WV Wood Co Waldo,
Brig Gen Tracy, Brig Gen Crsusn Col Mouashan, ,
Surgeon Booth, MJbW Huntington, QuaFern'f N'Nel
Major ksating, 1Capt Gffvo, Capt Smith, -
Capt Forno Capt berries, Capt Leach. d
Capt ksIy Capt TenbTink Capt Waeper
Capt Ritter, Capt Winfield, Catt Phiiira
Lieut. Soria, Lieut. Moynan, Lieut. 1anniBter
Lieut. McGovevn, Lieut. Weightman Lieut. Hser >
Lieut. Mcfarland, Lieut. Nolin. Lieut. AcDonald
Lieut. scotsman, Lieut. PHILIPPE, = Lieu. vanBuren
Lieut. Hare,
,...conMlrrEE or INvrTArIoN....
Capt Walgamot, Lieut. A Shaw, Sergt verander
LIEUT. A Collie, Sergt W MAXWELL sergI L Vvven
Lieut. soria. sergt Jeroleman, Corpi Huehes. MO
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Killed.--A rigger, named James Kennedy, was
drowned at Boston on the let inst, by falling from
the ship Massachusetts. He was u years OF age,
English born, spd b said to have mother and
step. father in New Ohesns
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The Gtpsy Girl.

ATELf arrived iron Europe aud Seventh Daughter
II the Gypsy Family bees leave inform the lades and gentle
hevOrein that designs city,
and all te wshng her will call
Cusoahouss street No a. between and
where she viii bs happy inform them Of the Present
ladies and wishing 70 the
surround them, likewise prospects, BY
calling Gypsy shl The Gypsy positively leave on
Tuesday the 18th inst Hours
nh 81
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Afray.-We regret to state, says the Monroe
tOuachita) Register, of the 4th inst. that there
was difficulty at Grisham's precinct, on the DAY
of the election, between jeremiah Grsham, Jane.
Grisham. and James H. Milling. which resulted il
the immediate death of the first and probable
death of the second named individual The two
Grishams were brothers. .
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THE celebrated MAZDA sfE LAMONT from Barpum'y Nuseum
Ne1York has returned TO tina city from her b.
lox and hods her daily The 90
between Perdo and Poydrss reception
who wish be noed Of Wonderful Revelations
able and correct pedctonto Ms Jenny Lind during stay
NsvOrean has created the
known The long residence OF Madame
and her with Eaatsm Mag gwen
Of occult knowledge country
@ Persons having Important law pending will
their advantage to give her a call.
G Nine. L. this being limited reduced be
u86 u1
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Exploring ESpsditions.-Ths Imperial Geo
graphical Society of St. Petersburg, which re-
Gently sent an expedition in search of the Nile, ha.
set about the preparation of new mission to ex.
plore the peninsula Of kamschatka, and other Rus.
sian possessions in the Pacific ocean. This latter
expedition is to be placed under the direction Of
young Polish geographer, the Count de Czapski
who has volunteered to contribute an annual sum
Of 5000 silver rubles tS40oO) towards its cost.
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,na.-According to the latest accounts ahe
rebellion in China still gains ground. The Impe.
rial Governor in -kwang-s is put to his trumps,
and is about to give up in despair We have
several reports Of the merciless manner in which
the rebels treat the Imperialsts when they once
'a'' into their hands. A detachment of 500 men
sent from Heang Shan, together with 300 men
from hwei,lin-foo, were enticed into ambuscade,
and out Of the 500 Heang- Shan men only ten
escaped to return to their homes alive. Recently,
falling in with COmmissary- General, with large
quantity OF grain, they decapitated him and made
booty Of the whole of the stores he was conveying
The Canton people have quite dsabussd themselves
OF the idea that the Tartar general possess any
greater courage than people of their own race.
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T AIDES, TAKE NOTICE As Mrs. MOODY.
~ Uormssiy Mrs. Campbe,) At the conner Of Poy.
dras and Casondeet streets. has most positively de-
termlned TO close out her stock OF MILLINERY AND
FANCY GoODs within few wesks. 10 retirs ~
from busns this hes intention that her custoess
who have literally patfonlzed her during The pop four
yssM shall have the opportunity Of msknx purchase
ebewhs.e Mn. NJ pree selling bss stock IN bsseains
l to hes friends, rather than nv auction " NJ III
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NEW ORLEANS cATTLn nAnkEY

JEyPRRsoN CITY
Thursday Evening. November 10. lSbl 4
Arrived 10 head Of Western Cattle. The supply of other
descriptions of stock very moderate and Hogs continue
scarce.
-PRICEs-
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British Bisaop.-The British Government has
lately been reducing the salaries of the Bishops,
With this reduction, the smallest salary is $21, O0O
and the largest SIS. 900 per annum. There are six
thousand ministers in the English church. whose
salary is not over $400, and 1--WE thousand more
acting as curates, whose compensation will no,
average more than that.
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e. !. Opachila. Black and hoa lSiVer Paeast
k611sS1 For harnsonbsrg, cimspost. Atchsfaays aad
AIssard'c;- Iss reg. l,snt ds:shs, fsltssa
WV ks,: .of .hs .boss and sdiais landiss EVERY
Red Aiver landings Aexsnda, and rsahip o.
ne new seaner CATAkRlHE- RATES Of flashl through
to- MG3o W,E Ehts III sa C0: y fsydr. It
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Hoenner's Subscription Concerts.
a0aA RTThe undersigned has the pleasuN Ns1~
= of Informing citEens Of NeuUIieans that G&SAS
the subscription book. for the series Of Twelve
Grand Coucerts, which he propose giving
during the coming season, are opea d
Mr. H. D. Hevhs 80 Camp street He has engaged beE
steal talent which could possibly be Obtained s,asrd
trouble make these Concerts worthy Of
the overs Of sfuslc. lola lmJ M.HOEFFNER
Ladies' Fair. at
TUE Ladies EewOreans respectfully they pro
pose to hsd fog few days. eopmsneig the oh Dsesnes
Hall, FAIR for the BkNEFIT Of the MALE ORPHAN
ASYLUM in the Third Municipality This appeal gsnsrou
community unayodabe the noble Institution question
hundred children educate
destitute OF pecuniary RESOURCES NIT
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Henry Hamburger,
NO. 1874 CAMP STREET,
MOULD inform his friends and the public in
~ general That he has Just received his supssor ga
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHES, ese-, direct
from France. which he 10 offering reduced prces 2
and snd you'd invite bis patrons 70 give him call; As
MADE CLOTHING, which be viii dpvss ii al prices 70
suit perchasen. .1 a. ina
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" r. w. w. WOulI
factors and planters to his sto'
very complete and the article
care and judgment, the result
ticulav line
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H. = For nonAidsOnyliie and Al lnssrms.
LE1h&dPd ate Lan1lnss-Ihe resulss packet steamer
orsy Y, lns above trade Wit s.ss Ns.Ul-
Returning, caves Donsidsonslne every pesaAy
friday at uclock n. lhs Caid0 tHkes freight and
passengers Tor plantation coazt. For
p"---se -'''' NJ. GORDON Js..
lr.s. ROMAN q kEkNION, Agents.
ol3 I'm CHA5 DsDLANC.
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zchangs Office, % Camp street. corner Of Common.