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AMUsNBIENTU.

NSMLSg, n ,Sas Mr. JOHN ssrToE
NJ sur..a /. s
taisn: which i Is iRpSs.iSio e canal The Tocde q
fsf'i NM :y's
ToobIEs@Mr Tooss NJ BarsSn assSr '0'''''' WIN 'A'
ITALIAN, OPERA. At CASTLE a.nD.s;-oPEsA 5.,,
Es n Max Sras aDa M VIII
performed the celebrated zRsHsf, fHs1. Fl
Elvrs:. signora TrumI Benedett
csrSs ssncr saS Bsns1 a
Doors open al e Performances TO commences sss ooioon
No account of the weather No orders
will te given.
PuRToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS srRExv.-rHz
ss
next The of the orShssrs W nsss
on saturday MOI At the '1%' s%s BtRfSs Nan
RRoUeBAAs LYCEUM-GRAND PERFORMANCE
esF%e ToN SsI ss
$s;si. X H: INA:
ss.S sy asss: srESSs
Che Tslisss Lass A%Sns.t seysD Anssy Doors
IMPORTANT NOTICE. : PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
ssir:s: Hal. .ss:s *
Cents
RENEFIT.-THE INFANT DRUMMERS BENEFIT
IN, sSS a Tvs ,t a csok and
third door above Nibo Tickets IL Go early and
give the little fellow bumper.
.JosHHA RoTTANzI BEcs LEAyE TO INFoRH THE
public that he Is just arrived In New York with large
mechanical italian Gallery comprising q number OF
Wax Figures that move human beings This collection
has been exhibited in many parts Of Europe and excited
further psrtculsrs bills viii be printed Containing
Of the figures The undersigned s fully confident
that his collection will not ts 70 give full Satisfaction TO
Minerva Rooms. 400 Broadway.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM LIS CHATHAM sQUARR-LAs5
week q .hs sss.on-qsorss Lea sole g.op.ieser.
Nk oents Boxes. oents; Parquet l2x cents. Elegant
saloon afternoon and evening Enter
In the afternoon ~ three O'clock and
varied select and such be other paos
Of Amusement in New York, consisting Of Leas Ysmas
Ethiopian Opera Troupe, mbeng fifteen performer being
bs United States troupe Of Model Artists who are 20
eoted for their beauty and figure and who
ber Of tabesux taken from the pictures Of ancient
and mederp times Of Arab Girls who through
variety Of strength and deIerity Madame Rosa
line, the only Female Juggler In the world company Of
Male ard Female Artists, who will give exhibition Of
harble Statuary allied In the world together with
.ssnins ycr nsrticuiars &c. bills OF ssob 3sy '-'
VTHEATRICA CE.-HOLLIDAY STREET
Theatre, BaltimoreLadies and gentlemen Of aeknow
commencing LIST September, will please address J. Bar
T. Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore This fayorte
sblshn ent has during the been entirely
deDed and decorated and made TO accommodate six
tire new stage &c altogether yeing In ap
pearanoe with any theatre In the Union.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS THE BUFFALO FUaI-
TIVE SLAVE CASE.

BUFFALO, August Is, 1851.
We learn, In addition to the account given this af
ternoon Of the negros arrest that whom he taken
the Of the claimant stepped up behind him while he
was passing along the boat at his ordinary avocaons
and feed him to the deck with blow Of billet Of
wood. The blow a one laying open the back
part Of his head and rendering him senseless The
cuse given for this act understood by who
present at the examination to be- that he had carving
knife In his nd with which intended to attack his
assaant This afternoon he taken up to tho Court
House under charge Of the Mayor large body police
and two three companies OF fremen who were called
out for the occasion Considerable difficulty expe
renced In the undertaking. and several persons acting
as guardians, dragged down aud trampled under
foot by the enraged multitude The Court House was
finally reached and large number of persons collected
inside to witness the first trial in this city under the
Fugitive Slave law. dense throng collected outside
blocking the passages and rendering them
thereby preventing all ingress egress into Of
the Court House. The examination held before
United States Commissioner H. r. Smith Only one wit
ness swornthe person that knocked the negro
dow. The negro did not deny being slave. The ex-
animation was, consequently, brief and resulted in an
order for his to Kentucky He then remand
ed to JAIL whence he taken without much trouble
warrant sworn out by of the citizens
charging the negro's assaiant with assault battery
and he has been arrested, and is in jail 1t
ported he will be tried tc-mo morning
Before giving the order for the removal Of the fugitive
Mr. Commissioner Smith offered to subscribe twenty Ave
dollars towards purchasing his freedom. L. Tacott
and Seth O. Hawiey, ESQ., acted counsel for the
cused
The excteme mt has somew what abated Knots Of per.
sons be gathering at the discussing
and vvidy appreciated there disposition
to attempt anything HE violent rescue.
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GXCURslONO o.


Clinton Guard to Peehskii on Tuesday August
dousis seessd barge aoiioS sso
esseIasd brass and eoon land has been ensasd for the
excursion pledge themselves that nothing shall wanting
sio1s tas steamer sysrys6ns ss
Sslss, dollar. admit and LADY ' extra
ladies' tickets. ATTY certs The barge will lie at the
sDaHs The boat viii leave Canal ssse, ss oSioS
@ fs .Ss s.ss.: and paoDs Dansy n
the wi" be sPSsRfs sn S5si oE n1 Ssrm.u
VS.. II. AsprnsOs, Secretary.
GRAND EXCURSION ON SUNDAY. .AUoUsrH TO
ss.sss aS.1 1ns c1 SGs vi. f
%sas ssrn. aSIin Street s1ss z M sp
:r'1ns ali S I IN S ss. as Ss r srhs as
th. excursion gratifying one good opportunity offered
Roe1ss N B1A S"f sood supply
SrspAY TRIP TO SEwBpRo, WEST POINT, AND
sS
.ouelirs a. each way Fare 50 sss.. 3
s van AND S :s1s S.T s4 roI %
s ss sfy' so,s S n .s .s2. New New
h.,s %r a srs'.aw raw every Sunday r'ternoCn At o'clock
iia',insl, Do5Cs' Ferry. Tsrrytcvn, ana Sing Sing
SpLENDiD SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO FLUSHING
6 6fss ;'nii ys $ Sfs Hsy if Ssi s
On and after sunday. August H. ISL leave Fulton Market
sip at nro o'clock A. and tvo and six p NJ Rsturnng
leaves Flushing at half past ten o'clock snd hsfpast
I ~ At Is Gs q BrVc%s re-, Ell ,pd Tenth street..
on Ss tUrday evenings, at half-past six o'clock.
GCNDAY EXCURSIONS 10 KByPoRT, TOUCHING
2 he SrssSp sSS tp dsss SsS SSST Vi.
ave The foot q pelsncev street r. st oclock Pir3
n. r. s-gs; Chamber street at qtg Spring street at TO-
and HamuI I'd street st lU oeloei An Returning leays
keyrort at y O'Clock, n. Fare 10 Fort usmt1n lt
otbts: he port. 20 osots
FAMILY PIC MIC EXCURSION TO WEST
Il Mount Vernon, lately known ss uunt's Bridge,
the HaGa Railroad, will take place Monday the 18th
inst The cars lcGvt tke lity Hall. at 10 o'clock, aud
return at slf rart ave- Isre for the excursion 3 cents
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CoNEY ISLAND, LAND
~ ing At Fort uanilton each vsy-fkrs 12h cents
PASSENGER Santa CLAUS, Capt J. \. Rocusn, vl make
daily grs'ona. leaving fOowG-korning Trip-From
sptinF set ~ halt past o'clock 9k and hapast
ie and az sH Prom pier s. N. H. at h,ifpsst TO- and
.o.cloek Nor ing trip from Fort Hamilton ~ A. n. No
bali price 20 children.
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ABSTRACT OF THE UNITED STATES CENSUS ron ~

Newspapers Published In tho State or New
York In 1850.
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A1UUEMENTO.

RowIRY IHlATRE..BoxEs tss CENTS PIT. isx
s::s r. e.: :aIs: R:1: e =.
Va! e.
E:s asssns.s soii SsInsiss. u. Moore; xiS.s. Ts;E
Gss MINI. BsSoar %
with the drama Of the FLYING DUTcan anAN.yaadsr-
H,rnsh 1r Jordan koeEaIda Mr. Hsmiltoni Lesses Mss
Sss a,s saas a
ssAs s. s ;
IoTsEJ.esS oass Mr. Scott Mons P.st n :Ey Tsy
s S o S 70
Win M Lov aN EDGi .:
Amor. Mr.. Drew; Susan. Mise Charles.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUx.-P. T. BARNUx
I, Mn:ssr and PaSg,sss John I Greenwood Jr Ass.
Is cents children under ten years i2 Parques
s s
ass
y'Is hs s''llrS 1iSss
M Of u
MEssic rs Ss1ss M i; s
CHR collection Happy Family
r: y Sss s. T.
Sundays ex epted.
NHRIsTYv OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL.
~ No. l72 Broadway. above Grand street-Open svery
nght during the week until further notice The original
and we'll known CHRISTYs MiNsTRELS. eomprislnG
lieneed performers under the Of T. p Chris
ty whose In this city, for Of
and fashsnsbe audiences Tickets. IS cents Doors opos
g. cons.r are & :. sss a. y:
future.
EELLOwg MlNsTRILB, AT FELLowy NEW MUsI.
4 cal Hall. "a Broadway, between Howard ana 0ranl
Streets night This Justly celebrated and eeent
corps and psrformers under the so
management Of B. Feows whose this oityfeI
e past year have been received With The eates
s elite and fashion from all parts Of The Onion Fssv
Musical HALLS Of the most spacious and best ventilated
buildings the world. Admission Is Doors
concert TO at O'clock. An afternoon
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
aation offAmilies. commencing Al o'clock. p. n.
WHITES MELODEON. SO BowERY. OPPOSITE The
Bowery Theatre, every night. Cbespest place OF
in the world Beautiful variety of Ethiopian
together with description OF light and
peaspg The whole comprising the
geneel and merry places this country
All performances concluded before 10 o'clock O. WHITE.
Proprietor
DIAMOND HERR DREIsBACHs MENAGERIE.-
N This celebrated Henagereshe largest and best
Quoted In the known worde bracng almost animal
known to natural history and which has received the
tronage and applause Of hundreds Of Thousands of the most
Just most brilliant eampaign and viii
visit the principal cities and towns Of New England the
following order vzBangor August h and sth Old Town,
9h East Cornth lth Dover l2hi Parkman 18TH Athe.s
18th; Wateryle ah; China, 2lst Augusta I'D Gar
diner. I'D: Winthrop, 25th.
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EELLowg nlNsTRiLs. AT rrLLows EEw NUS

WHITES MELODEON. So BowERY. OPPOSITE The
w Bowery Theatre night Cheapest place OF
amusement In the world Beautiful variety Of Ethiopian
together with description OF light and
pleasing entertainments The whole comprising Of the
most gentee and places amusement in this country
All perform concluded before 10 o'clock O. WHITE.
Pranpi
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SHIPPING.


Fo. IS, STATES TA :r.AM ~
yin depart United States malls for Europe pOsf
I'll
1... for '''s','' .'s sSFlsi
The steamer Baltic will the Pacific. and sail Aug.
For SALE, sALE.rEn UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMER
ssr'A port ATT BlNS FIELD e. ssp
CoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE;-rHE UNITED
% 70 sa Il. r as
s.sssI, saturday. Ausu.. zd .s o'clock from Pier
Am ns s..: sse,Ss
NE fIisfi sSS'
DARcLLs PER STEAMER HUMBOLDT. WILL BE
nF5Sy e 's'tss
c2HF OF Asn s ..1s PIP
t.dsIhiA for Lverpco on Thursday the Sth August =.
=. Is
p1s1asd ss 81 81
agent Tor FnSSHs i E.sA.ns. r,.s
10 O'clock. PM from pier SO. North RSsr for
A .'., sAlS}L I. xrrcHILL, lsa From. street.
The Aabsma Capt Ludlow, on Saturday, August -
I2HAh s
PASSPORT tiron Thsse steamers leave Toronto daily,
fs'i Hss %:ss % ..s.
calling at all the intermediate ports The CiTG
OF TOkONTO leaves Lewiston and Quoenson
@ d. sSs Tss T .' ssST.
have all upper cabins fitted with state By
sa s .es s san ssf' IN 'Ti S hpar pa
passing the thousand Islands and down the rapids Of the
Lawrence BY daylight.
4 AKEoSTARIo.--THE STEAMER ADMIRAL LEAVES
Rochester fer Toronto calling .obeure Port Hope
Bond Head DARLINGTON, Oshava and Whitby weather
mittipg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mc-aing
nt O'clock and meets steamer Toronto for Hamilton
whereby psssngrs can proceed without delay 10 Hamilton
sU'HE BRITiEH AM EDRTa AhEhiUan RoYnLsAfy.
Stssmsk between Sez York and Liverpool direct aad
between Boston sud LyerpOolThe Boston chips oal7oAn
ns At HAtas % las5 sad receive mals aud paGsenges
ARABlA, Capt. -, AFRICA. A. Ryrs
gihSIt. Csps - EUROPA, v. q. Lot.
ASIA 9: n. y. !sikins, NIAGARA, J. Stone,
CAMBRIA, J. Lsitch.
These vessels carry oIosr white sht x~sn
On starbosr1 bow. red on port bow.
Hisssra, IRON New for.. W eJnesday, lSth Ausus..
Enropa, from Boston. .wetnestay, 5oth hsgasA
Africa, from Nes York. -. wednesday. Hth August
Canada tron Beston.. .wednestsY, % Septembef
rss.sge trou New Yeri OF Boston 70 llvsrpoeL hrst
cabin. :........... ............... slB
ssrtss nos scsuici untii paid iof
Freight will Be charged specie beyond a-zount tcs
Personal expenses.
An experienced surgeon On board.
AL letters and must through shs Pos, OF
& GtS ARD, 5r, % Bro.sv.,
rssnoh, Gcrmta other foreign xoods received sn8
trevsh In oommea With Britsh goods Tbrouxh bis Of
tHdins are given IN Hsvre for New York
Persons tndius 70 take passage ~ saglsnd In Roy
Nkii stsArsips. requested call 81 the oaaoS, y
Broadway bafo-a believing the shRt sbs shire
fsii
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formed To their respective crcusions and omit these
and other periodicals In nur caIculafinla

formed TO their respective circusons and omit these
and other periodicals In calculations
Tho Evening Post and Evening Mirror having stated
their aggregate circulation in city and country at 300
and 600 in the returns, have apportioned
them according to Our best information.
Taking the list together-although Of the papers
are doubtless overrasdwe think it affords approx
mate idea Of the correct amount Of the aggregate crou
lation Of the city papers which, 1t will observed runs
up 70 the large number Of eghtytwo millions Of sheets
double and single printed year-the daily papers be-
ing estimated at $40 days per The cost Of the
paper alone is s6l4fo3; and probably much is
paid for printing editorial and other labor making the
total expenses Of the newspaper press this city considerably
million Of dollars annually To this to be added
expenses for rents telegraph and ship news, &c-pe.
haps quarter Of a million
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NEWS BY RAPH,
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Interesting Intelligence from all Quarters.
ARREST OF A FUGITIVE SLAVE IN BUFFALO.
NN~N~NN~>~(~NNO-N1NN1>>>o->-
his EXAMINATION AND EXTRADTTION.
o0(NNNoJNNoNNNNNNNoN~-
Excitement In the Queen City Of
the Lakes.
~OoN.N1ONN<~Nr-N0o|0N<No>
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE STORM
&C., dso., &c.
Arrest OF q Fugitive slave-Great Excite
ment.


The second cook Of tho steamboat Buckeye State,
named Daniels, arrested this morning. a fugitive
slave from Louisville, Kentucky. He Is claimed by
named Moore. It kept stIn possible, but
the report soon spread through the city, and large
crowd collected around tho building In which he
confined An attempt was made TO take him to jail in
private carriage but very large and excited crowd
blocked the passage seizng the horses the bits and
making threats Of violen he not released The
hre bells were rusg, which served in measure to dis
perse the crowd and he then taken to the watch
house still followed by large number of persons That
all that has transpred up to this time.
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ard last appearance this aftsraoOn At o.coek and
this evening at clock at wahngton Hail. 59S Broadway
third door above Nibos Tickets Go early and
give the little fellow n bumper.
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TIE STATE OF NEW YORK.
We now give, from the census returns list Of the
newspapers published in each county in the State,
elusive Of those In this city, above referred to-:
N.B.-Al these papers published weekly, except
when otherwise stated
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EoR LIvERPo0L-gNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-This steam ship
win depart with the United States malls for Europe posi-
tvely Saturday August l6th at o'clock ~ from her
for For freight or pasag having unequssd sooomm0ds
EDWD. X. COLLINS So Wall
The steamer Baltic will succeed the Paoac and sail Aug
1Qth.
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Tor sAyANNAH-Us s. MAIL LINE-THE STEAM
u ship Florida Capt Thomas Lyon, Saturday August
l6 stf o'clock, P.M from pier No. North River. For
freight or passass. spGly TO ,,-crr, ,o,r
The Alabama. Cart. ludlow, on Saturday, August 3
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EOR SALE-PER UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMEE
II Humboldt for Havre-a hrst-cass state Room, botl
berths, port att, NO. Sails the 23d August Apply
TO BENZ. II. FIELD, l27 Water street.
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GCNDAY EXCURSIONS 10 KByPoRT, TOUCHING
- az Fort Hamion each way.-On tunday. August ~,
lSl The ttetmteat NthkOD Cppt tdsard j snail will
the foot of ptlsneev street. e. r. ct oclock Pir3
n s.9ii Chamber street at 91 Spring street At TO-
and amu street st iUi oeioei An Returning leavs
keyrort at y O'Clock, n. Fare to Fort usmtsn iss
cf Ne n cent
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

TIE PLAGUE AT PALMAs-DEATH OF THR AMERICAN
Consul AND FAMILY.-The New York Journal OF
Commerce contains an extract OF letter from an otti-
board the United St brig Porpoise, dated
Tenerfe, Sept giving an account of the terrible
wages of plague, resembling the cholera which has
swept over Palmas, one of the Cape de Verbs. One
fifth OF the entire population, OF $4,000, have fallen VIC
TINS and the disease is still raging, though somewhat
abated. The wriler says:
"The family Of our consul, (Mr Torres,) together
with himself, are all dead, with the exception OF one
child. He was very worthy man, and had several
,oes with the officers of ships that touched there
MI Torres sent them all into the interior upon the
first appearance of the pestence but hearing afterwards
that some of them were sick he started off to Join them
and on his arrival found them all dead servants incu-
ded, with the exception Of the child here mentioned
In less than five hours after, he himself was corpse
Tho panic and distress on The island is nconceiyabe
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

THE SiCkLY SEASON There are some
diseases that visit us at stated seasons of the year. and
which not unfrequenlly become alarmingly fatal du-
ring the summer and autumn nths, especially to the
young Its supposed seventy thousand die annually
from arrangements OF the Stomach, and Bowels alone.
Does not every feeling oil nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this hightnl mortality?
are we not bound by every principle Of religion to ad-
minister relief when in our power! BRANDRETPS
PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all impuretes
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healhiy, matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the eyacu
alton Of all unhealthy humours of the blood, and if
man would but use common sense he would take care
they perform this office faithfully. If the bowels are
out OF order, it too slow or TOO active few doses of
Baandreths Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that was dying from constpated bowels what
cured him; he tells you Brandreth's Pills, Ask him
who has had the dyssenery for six months and every
remedy had ailed he will tel you that Brandrehs Pills
cured him in week. So with levers, chls, and other
diseases: In word use Brandreths Pills, you are
sick and desire to be well-and use them occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness
. For sale by NJ. BRANCH,
NO; East Main street. corner opposite Old Market.
=, country merchants and planters can be supplied
New York prices e23
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE, M f. CHURCH
SOUTH

Conference met yesterday at the usual hour After
singing prayer, conducted by the Rev. John EARLY
the roll was called and the minutes OF yesterday were
read, Rev. Thomas Crowderin the chair
The President announced Rev. Messrs. A DbrelI,
e. w. Langhotne, d. S. Doggett, Jas D. Coung,
John Edwards, Nelson Head, Leo Rosser, JOS X.
Davis, and ]. Lear as committee Education, Or
dered previously by the Conference.
Rev. Dr. Smith, President of Randolph Macon
College, presented report from the Executive commit
Tee Of the Board of Trustees of hRandoph Ma
con College, which read and referred the COM
mIee Education.
Rev. B. R. Duval, agent Of Randolph Macon
College, presented report, which was read ana re-
tered to the committee on Education.
Considerable discussion took ploco in reference to
Ministers being put on the Snpernumerary list, in
which Rev. Messrs. Conng, Dibre. Head, Joyner,
Edwards, Dogge, Lee, Early, Davis Smith, Field and
Nxona participated
The Conference then adjourned, with prayer by the
Rev. DR.. Smith.
There were UNUSUAL number OF ladies and gentle
mon present yesterday.
Bishop Andrew arrived yesterday, and will be pre-
sent at the Conference today-AIe9. Gaz. of yester-
day.
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SYNOD or VIRGINIA.

The Synod of Virginia met in this city on Wednes-
day evening, and was opened with sermon by the
Rev. Isaac Cochran, the last Moderator There were
present fory-seven Minister'S and thirty-tour Ruling
Elders.
The Rev. Jesse S Armstead, D. D. was unanimous
~ elected Moderator, and the Rev. Messrs. ], M
wilson and H. A. Brown, were chosen Clerks.
session occupied in listening TO addresses from
Mr. Dennison, Agent of the Virginia Bible Society," and
several members of the Synod, with reference to the
circulation of the Bible
A committee appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressve of the of the Synod, with reference to
the death of the venerable A. Alexander, d. d and
nf.the venerable William Calhoon.-No,. Herald Of
amsterdam
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RrCJEARDsON a. co.

No IS Main street,
BNVITE the attention of gentlemen to a very hand
IL some assortment Ell desirable GOODS, VIZ:
Cut and plaid Velvet Vestngs
Embroidered and plain silk do
Super plain and figured Satin do
Super Satin Vest shapes
Cashmere and Woollen Vesngs
Extra handsome ball and wedding do
Vest patterns-in great variety
Super silk and satin Opera Ties
Scarfs Cravats and Dress Ties
Plain black and fancy Cassmeres
Moscow and London Coatngs-a prime article
for the approaching season
ALSO,
A small assortment of Paris made Shirts
Silk, Merno and Wool Under Shirts
French and English Umbrellas-neaty and
substantially made.
~ b. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE
TRADE. oc 31-9t*
E4VREE PAPERS LOST.-Lost between the
%. New Market and Bacon Quarters Branch, my
FREE PAPERS. The finder will be liberia lily re-
warded by leaving them with me at the New M arket
or with Gustavus Staples.
oc 3l-3t' CLEMENT PEASANTS.
fs FOR RENT, a desirable residence, contain
E.a ing some 6 orr rooms, on College street. There
Is attached large lot, carriage house, stable, DC.
The location is pleasant and convenient TO the bu-
siness portion of the city. To good tenant the rent
will be low. Possession in three or four weeks APP
ply to VIM. GOULDIN,
oc 3l-4t Governor st.
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 30th.
Bv an arrival to-day we have received adviees from
the Rio Gande to the 23d inst, bringing the latest in
teIligence from the seat Of war in Northern Mexico
The revolution was progressing with increased pros
pect of success. small body OF troops, composing
the advance guard OF the revoutioniss had succeeded
in penetrating into the City of Matamoras. Several
skirmshes ensued, which ended in sharp but brief
engagement, in which the revoluonists were COM
PEELED 10 retire with the loss OF three men, con
siderable number on the side of the Mexicans were
killed. Another large body Of American uoops sta
toned on the Rio Grande, have deserted and joined
the revolutionary party.
acquisitions have been forwarded to the Department
at Washington, from this city or more troops togar
rlson the different posts on the Rio Grande.