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Opposfte
rUHE Lost senses-Dearness Bilndnes.y ny DIR.
Thi. work Of se., interest, Of the learned
and accomplished writers revealing the mye. Of hs
sight or hearing boyhood, Than years.
Dr. ko h.. passed ne o great activity a. ssn9a :. s - &
sss ss ''' II. n.'1 Ssa'
and oer epleIe profound thought the interesting
phenomenon in The OF their mental
Krro,. DAILY R.rr Irru.r,.uos.-Mornins serie.
Vol. !. Antediuvisn. and parisrchs.
=. Samuel, Saul, and David
4. Solomon and the King.
Evening ys, ss1. yss ss,s s"a n y. %p Po..e. Books
q The Lie and Death of Lord.
For sales Inc CRAY eRei 4 ~ SaILxSfYSE's BOOKSTORE
sepIl-u 7th doors above Odd Fellows bsh'
MISS 8. HocASs English snd French Bo"rd,ns -ns
house ea., of the sIisy On street, between Ish
Dr. r1 sas sssss wn Hogan s
who.s p.s". guardians ss Sa, they should
ihsr homes Tn. young lsas. avail themselves q nj.
@ fsGS x. Oh Changes IN s
For the re sc direct application TO The principal 70
RErERENcEs.
VIM Tsos Carroll, e.a. Mr. Justice Wayne. Sup. Court.
c.pto Wnlg, y;saT s Trsne,. N.s.sssia s.ssagv e;g}.
hou. neu II amion m TO- p Fa.S e. e. SIS Jso r ae,ss
Norr should have the circulars that, for
s % ss' @ s %o
be procured.
Oct I3-dn
NEW B0oKs-The Mystery solved OF relands Miseries %
IN by the Rev. Edward Marcus Dm,
n agent the church. Is cents
jamie Gordon or, the Orphan. Illustrated 20 cents
o. ihe Infant Pilgrims BY Anne wo0dfone
vols 81 20. -.
Home or The connte. Europe Described, with Ancc
doe- and lussons by the s"hor of reep o o
&c. rs
oi Described BY the author Of Cline
upon .ine,n &c. rs
Hsdsy isou-e sers. OF Tales. by Miss Cshsrns
Sinclair. rs
olive Leaves by Mrs T. sigourney. Illustrated 75 cents
The Iost Senses by Dr. Kitfo. 70 cents
Living Dead-s Series by Rev. J. G. Ryc
rs
vor sale hy GRAY b BALLANTyNE,
Seventh street, doors above Odd feiows' Hall
7 AND warrnnss wsntsdTbe highest market prees paid
IL for waunnts. HAMILTON u rANi,
Oct Ds-d3m Ones oppo~itc Treasury BuidsnG
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DRoP0sAL5 viii be received by the Secretary OF War until the
sd Of January 1852 for he removal OF the ran Rod
which will be awarded TO The lowest
sponsbls bidder provided the be satisfactory 10 the depa
aud shall exceed hundred thousand dollars
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NJ gw - ~ son, merchant rstiors beg leave 70 In
- om 'hsf friends and the public sensrv r, hev -
eeved their fall and winter goods. "a
sem superior cloths together full variety o choe sne,
OctW-Aswfw r'"f'N'"'s .V"o" = cnn.
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HIGHLAND PIAuDs--This day opened .#
III 100 pieces Highland pnds OF the most exquisite qualities and
Styles children Those desiring goods of that
cIass had better cali at once AZ.
pieces and menoes OF the brightest coos
and best qualities
pieces moussclincs sbadesv
10 pieces fine "Paris josey nannels,v All coors
100 pieces hannels, all prices and qualities
pieces csssmeres and tweeds, for boys pants
With lots o other goods all proverbinly prices
Terms cash. unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles, low prcos and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY BROTHER
Oc2-dn Opposite Centre Market
ERENCH MILLrNERy.-Nowo opcung nj Mrs. NJ A. HILLS
large and handsome assortment Of the above goods which
she invites the Of the ladies' Pattern hats opened Sat
urday, pth Oct6-dlwif
ptsysTCIAN's Visiting List for 1851. f
roetics Works of fJnncs Montgomery. New edition.
sibyline Leaves by Florence and Fanny
Aunt Mays Tales ny Mrs Hughes
Behunef British Female Poets.
American Female Poets; by Caroline May.
The Christian Family Library. 4 vols.
The Young Americans Library 10 vos
The Indians and the Gold Mines -. III
OctB FRANCK TAYLOR
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ceThcaes packages
the above splendid lotteries will receive prompt
and an official accounto each drawing Immediately ar
all who order from a
81 Address EE. oBRIEN, Agent,
Oct 81 Alexandria, Virginia
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ADnm hLAhEs Dancing w sItysnu Academy,
npo''o Blake has honor of announcing
patrons ana me public that her qp,,,er ,e
oraS s on the 1d q Novemse @ Madam b. has pro
'o"eh nef aRchtn New York. all fashionable
w coming season Days of tuition w,shnr,or
surdsy' from half psa un half O'Clock Fvnins class
Oct l0-eodu '' 'rpS " "'e n"''.
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Oct s-iawtsFcb
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IINUEss.fihIs and Drawers, NJ ssik, Cashmere,
menno, smoswoo, and cotton also superior OF
~ a,, meny recommended invaIid-- full assortment
NV =" """'' e"sAp iof cash. punciua customers, at
NJ. - CHAs. H. LANES
""S "sP, sho eentemen's Furnishing Establishment,
o.,a, r.s. Pennsyivsnia avenue, near ~ street.
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PROPOSALS including the day
December for the following articles required Lake
Michigan
har
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retn.or +, o.o, ,,,or "a, II r.b.o,a In, 1,a, l.
jackson # Wbep,o, smo viite-tIy do l. tooJt;st
4 Reilly aco-smnb i frarayor radien SeoI i,.l4
NJ is tra s,rno, n -. T. ny III airir c,a,.hs n,
yet, {.i,i Nco Sjfinw.I NIs I'D yjunanJ n ~
SfserLfugei. f,iatn Gc" Mn. r t,itistian Dawn. n
I1. Cd q nrnn pnIarj go pr,dlav W;on 81 81
T6orn e p,n" Elder tro Xrn ni"t:ra,, { 80
-s!fyk H. E, d SantHr,wn leo n .rni 4 symigna5
aco~ IS G fngmonitas Sris,a,er oodriah scnI n n, me
BrsnI.r Winms ScoG NJ Pinck ScoN c IJaIl-D " h IA
Lr,nhnrtP fiIrIyA Peyc'anI geo ID C;nynr p
MDonlld pgckarIy,oaf soi HtoI C;amoli,E ~
IaeF f Forrr ce--Ass {: W Rogers-C,dv Io,n srbos
Dixon-lyarJ Dfpohn & IIenj.rsonI " Vn,a,n.r
Cu,son NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 Brofanoark eauirss 4 W.,
GuilemanFoytek Nudge Wion-Turs Ierm1r h Hobart
cyCh Boutbugst-S McDotndCH SailreTbt
A Predog "
Bartale Cauu-sans sr1Hurross & O,troa,G T.
BonnnbclA RingF Iiteheork-
Pc, steapshn r. ,e,t civ sr,, Non yf m :, - ,,..
,ns,r,nF LIZ .'". orh II ADAMS
Beer ro--M BarnetII Bo1nnbeJ Eac 10 Il ~ ,na 20
Barie-C r BnaSk GroI p,rnnk
eo--BGlitt Miller &eoA Blehe-Olyms BLACKWELL
rslgyR Beck Bargoine BoisonC BarrereC Bhnnis
ter y Bach Carroll Chttenen DameronR Hall deoF
vess 3ooNook fonng dcoT CraueR fl Chi neo Connolly
ttoot Henderson 6coB ftrlsimAnJ Chandler
Cabrlnshe-hel ConyhghaiG xcocConoehe DonnelCramer
BellanserDnwn Cuddy &co-C Dngg9ntien W
i'aioeht-Dudey SnithA Dunbar 6co-J DAreyDohyns
DIcnyc I)urbrilgef DggAn Dnrand Eyer
yards Bunn IA d p fciel folger &coFe Gloves
oGo-fi tsensl-Wm FieninrGeo Foster dcof fahrr eoN
Md FntranD Felt Geo tiode"ux ere.-p Fell Geo
= FnsterE FerguonV Fe4te- Grant @eoJ N a9nld &coA
Grief hco-Genibre AriiennD yd o99dmsn- r. Goman arO
C Gahe:--l sninosE GAfndhis-S tenst d Sytaestat
ie ';hn &o-G3id NTH ila,er Se9-p 'sdes
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LNOR MONTGOMERY AND We -
q, TuMPKA-THROLGH LIVE. Via Nv E.an | slLen4t

sISOR MONTGOMERY AND We -
TtMPKA-TtfRouGH LINE, New Basin. lssl lffhs
IA. a O. Odds commanding tnow b,ing finished cacnna
regular Victim ahon November
Ing NewOrleans EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. TIE WE
TuMPA we'll calculated tol the trade, being built expressly
nnd cltsses = No. One
sepl5 I'm MCDOWELL JR., L CO., 10 PoydFas street.
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under the influence of still easier rates and the sales
reached about $500 bales Prices did undergo sui-
cient alteration to require further change in quota
lions, and we repeat
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Inferior. --6D-- lNiddling Fair. .1014M-
Ordinary .........s1z0 8 Fair . g $50. 1oIGD11
had Midnr s s,] "a Good Good rar Fine
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. /, 1852. 1852 1874
yesterday . l96l-12a9ls IL 4371
13945o 23125
Exported to date. 37.sO2 $3.50
- yesterday, 6,755= 4i,557 483- 47e3
Stock on hand not cleared. 1885 1882
ToBACCo-The inquiry continues, and the sales yes
erday embraced 800 hhs of which loS 5 and 1873
51at d tt.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Transactions were limited
to retail sales at full prices
FLOUR-The market firm with sales of 1900 bbls
including 104 Ohio at 81 co. $40 St. Louis in two lots at
81 rs 3I5 part fancy brands in three lots 81
$50 Extra in two or three lots, at 81 5O1S4 IS q Dbl
GRAlN-Corn was quiet and sales limited to 400 sacks
mostly at COO p bushel Oats continued In request
with sales of $50 sacks St. Louis 375 and about 5000
bushels in large sacks at 49, z bushel Holders were
asking higher rates at the close.
PROVISIONING noticed further decline in Pork
with sales Of retail parcels Mess at SIS 00DS19 90 Dbl
mostly the former. Bacon in better request and
100 casks We're taken including 60 Ribbed Sides
.hree lots at 94 and 80 ditto Clear at 1ol0Ie q b..
The sales of Lard including 10 bbls Inferior at 10
Grease, etc. at -, and 60 kegs prime at 12t T. b.
CoFFEE-Sales $50 bags Rio at g. 4i0S21e p Ii.
llAf-300 bales Western sold at $50 and 129 at $23 p
ton.
LARD OLA lot of d bbls sold at The advanced rate
of 93t y gallon
WHlSKY-Sales 125 bbls Recied at 194 p gallon-and
100 Raw private terms
FREIGIlTs-Two ships taken for Liverpool at ga
for Cotton.
EACHANGE-The demand fair, but rates easier,
We now quote:
sterling. Jos u 611O9J5
Erancs 5171sf05.2 5
Hewfork sXty-day Bills. a2 y ct. disc,
'ght ChecKs on NeWYork.. ~ q ct. disc.
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CorToS IN UPPER CARoLISA--The Charleston Courier
has been favored by the following extract of letter dated
Darlington G. H.. September &c.
The upland crop in this section will be short. Some
make very low calculations the extent of it
We have had the most unfavorabe far for gather
ing that we have had iormany Considerable cotton
has prouted in the boil which don't think has
here before in twenty nine years The weather has be-
Il little cooler. but still unsettlcdn
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lent spirit which prevails so fearful On extent among
the young men Of Philadelphia county 1t is contcnded
That 1t would be far cheaper to pay the emen for their
services as under the present system SCI 900
ally distributed among the companies besides large pr
vate contributions from citizens and associations excu
sve discover 100000 annually paid to the police whose
chief business is the queling of fire riots.
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MADAME ALBosi.The Philadelphia Ledger speaking of
the concert of Madame Alboni, in that city, says:
Her voice is rich round deep sweet and unusually
flexible and her execution is scarcely be surpassed
She sings with which is almost careless in its
manner yet the most difficult passages rendered with
the precision briancy decacy and finish Of the per
feet artist The lower tones Of her voice wonderfully
deep and full the upper, though Of good quality are
somewhat thin and feeble
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SUIT LiBEL-Robort Emmett of New York, the dem.
ocratic candidate for Judge of the Superior Court is
said has made complaint against the editor of the Herald
for libel in charging him with misdoings connected
with the funds of the g Irish Directory'
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WING CONGRESSIONAL NoMiNAToN-The wings of New
York city have nominated the Hon. James Brooks
NewYork Express, j H. Hobart Haws. Joseph IIoxie.
Robert G Campbell and JAS Bowen as their candidates
for the q s. House OF Representatives.
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sUnIEcT FOR THE MAINE LAw.-Capt. Chase of the
bark Gerald. which arrived at Network the 2Sth ult
from ivias Cuba. picked up the Goth ult, at
In lat 80 40 longitude n go Spanish sail boat
board which was a man uamed John Hernandez, who
stated that he from Cardenas that companion.
while drunk. fell overheard and drowned, and that
for the last twenty days he had subssed entirely
and rum. When found he drunk and fast asleep
with two demjohns half flied lying in the boat. 1t is
supposed he is fugitive from Justice
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a9OdT MINE-5 pipes, 10 half do, so quar-.
II tel casks landing SHIPS Colombo Clifton for ale bv
prt5 SAMUEL WOLFF, f-gnin siraAt
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VI ship NJ J. Ward, sale by 1890
t. Il CO Teh,,n;tor,,,
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WILL CAsE,-The Cincinnati Gazette relates the
following singular g William Runyan the owner of
eighteen thousand dollars worth of property prin
cipay real estate in this county died in February last
eaving will bearing date August 10 1915 Its applica
ton to be admitted to probate was resisted y the bro
ther of the deceased the ground that at the time
its execution the testator was insane The various de-
Sses made IN the Will are quite curious After providing
for his funeral expenses and the payment of all his inst
debts he gives to the heirs of his brothers and sisters
deceased the sum of one dollar each 10 three Hying
sisters and brother five dollars each lie gives to n
nephew sixty-three of valuable land and to two
nieccs the remainder of his property After careful in
vesgaon of the whole matter Judge Warren refused
admit the application to probate"
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p OUCH AND READY LINE tsIaats.z-ss..,

III = OF nMNIBUSES-NEW ROUTE. fS9=fSSSfsssf,.ss
Lac htst o. Ociober will
the
fi@a he and EsPnade Streets An street. Sid ombuse will
ss each way lift nnues AMI TO AVOID starting
time the RamFa do, will leave betw
hours, follows:
Last 40 10 Nj
NJ
Nj
% Tickets six cents, sold IN packages o: ten by the
drivers Cash
G No smoking permitted inside the carriages or on the steps
Passengers haN complain drivers will confer
by taking the number On the door oil the Omnibus reporting
ton to all those who favor lie with their patronage
sep2s lot J. B.. SLAWSDS
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Az ABOLITION AsSiyERsARY NirPED IN fHE BuB-For
time past calls for meeting to be held Syracuse
Newfork have been advertised in tho papers published in
shat vicinity for the purpose Of celebrating the annver-
gary Of the Of the fugitive Jerry which event
ted such an excitement year ago. We see however,
Vt the Mayor and Aldermen of Syracuse have adopted
re utons declaring such celebration dsreputable
the ty and dangerous in its tendency recommending the
cze to desist from participating in it, and advising the
proiec Ors to abandon it
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REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL - CAMMACK, SQUIREs & WEST
II a have removed 10 No. ii CHrundtlrt
I'D EMOVAL- The Home Mutual Insurance
u COMPANY have removed No.
ryier steet beng formerly occupied by
p L. Massey Druggist.
s-p2a I'm JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary.
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Al ,gA5ia lSTERroR-The Montgomery papers Of Thurs
day re that the river there had risen several feet and
in good boating order The steamer Pink Toney had
been got into position for launching and was thought
she would be got off safely within few days
The ayncsvile Chronicle says that the army worm bas
committed fearful ravages the colt on panta.
lions Of Lowndes county. 1t presumes that not NOR.
than halfa crop will be made there Corn abundant
and selling at forty cents bushel delivered
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packet BuESA VISTA Aca master, ST
LOUIS, CAIRO HICKMAN MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON md
all intermediate landings, THIS EVENING o'clock Passengers
shippers will please be the hour
STONE & WAI.WORrE, SO Tchoupioulas street.
MARSH. RANLErT d co, 90 Poydr4s street.
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ofFicE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
inutsuss horning uhooer T. 1907
teaRiP Fnson I9dgefs Asnawnl Navy Bay Jennings
ship Levi Wo5Iiury tiFaSg iyegpool 'S 'N II Ell
| sehF VISITOR, Harso1 Pensacola MasiSs
ARRIVED.
H'anh resent cry os from NewYork 2ith u Havana 10
Shin Kea1"b,@ BsliieT 1a-s fran, ,;eu.yt IN , 10 p
Whitney &coaI ais'rst.
ship Robert Hooper Churchill Is days om Boston, II Gale3t
Ship sas Holmes Hawkins 10 days from Sewyok to cobeu2I
ship Ross days tIercger,s France to Whitney
Ba, & IS liaTton Packard 20 DAYS from tn C 4 Far
wel1lst distiet.
span big ranclo ulpiuo DAYS in ballast ia Phi Mir +
so-12d district.
'f ""s'0' 1A'"iso4 days from St MAF m'tsF"'in'
Alton Wallace, from Ya,oo CIV, y'
M A9@s Isl9 sss. 15o% i, @PT ;sSS,.
sasi i ss, E;lss From 6 j52" iM'f.:
Florida Grant, Mobile 10y ''''
'"'s sa Eight ri 'a 9a to 5 aa % s
' S' s oPi@ aud ' Sa Var a Sfn sF
fGpsf Anna Pitt arr R5 5ss sp,- dow" ''o's'
n sE Chambers from the ra''ss-'roasnt up ship
eo-p.; E siSd%,ln Ss,,, ON ,. o,nr % ,,.
] : a, % = Is Is iss S
GlyERrooI-F.r slip ;s,' nh Tonso s5ss bale,
. hERPooF snip Levi woodbury. ''' bales cotton s'''
asris 'L-rSf . steamship + aeon "'
h1 5e' 49, s a o1
IMPORTS,
NEW NEW yoRkP si'"n s A' % "'
eosToSre ship Ocean Queen; $40 ions ice to Warner eo
"s. ,ssit m'se.
BosIoN-Per ship RObt Hooper; Assorted mdse
fRANCE-Per ship Anna TIT 100 tons salt 300 mats to Whit
o"y &co
bark Nuvaria $4,000 specie lot r, PUG PUG
tine n ann On 10 m Sa1 i in h i, pt ~ ~ w 'f 'Pe'
~ ~ '' w. ~ " l- y = |
RECEIpTS nm pEODYrr
IosyIIEPer steamer Memnais a. Mi anno 10 do an1es
CesaSs do do % do onions do apples 300 cbges " Benton
do iinsyD3s6 do potatoes Donnsy isszs1as1
Turner Wilson Ao-si bales cotton Il Fresen &col2 Williams
YAz0o CIrY-pe steamer Alton lss bales cotton Ward & Jonas
40 DO raEns Iarsonl55 Robson Alens5 H r Hlll2
Brander Buelnnnon Carroll scoN5o Feowe &co-
q a%sy' S Sprsn GO o9e Il 4 R"gsiSy Blair SEC
Wight &coNs Cleveland Bros cSs Il iie1IFea i2o 6aa
sGT, ANA ISL bates I9!pn Go r%n Ear
opS F tan ArSy ] @ o L% 6n Sr
10 aSi W com ,6 ra? s@ T'$ ca Posoui
a? Oakley iinwSnt3 anderson M.tsat Nn. Cox &eos
hfhs 3d. 90 treeh eo S y nSt5 leather W
creevy--do orler-Tot', 4sS bales cotton
ALEXANDRIA NJ Jones: IS rales
Payne Harriso-5 Williams Rugeey Blair SEQ
50 II PGmroy &eo-ay Il r W .l5 Ward 4 Jonaaas Nugen
2s r GaIrcmso r Miy9GsrgsrmiS Jackson &eoS Ro'
nigr5 Purvi Wood &cO-4 Fean Donegan &cos caI
j &c
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture.
BY R. M. MONTG OMERY & CO., Aucrs.
At Ile Old Auction Mart, - Camp street
gE7HURSDAY, October I, at halfpast 10
N 'cockWitl be sold at auction, without reerEg;,
a large second hand fCitNlItt OF
description Also ...
- Term. cash. oet7
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Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL

fURoPA (Br)... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, Angus.
MALARIA, (Rr) for BOSTON.. SATURDAY, Sept a..
pACIFIC, (An.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, s.
ERICA, tBr.) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, H.
;ANADA, tBr.) ...for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 10.
tTLANTIC, (hm). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, a.
STA, tBr.). for NEW YORK.. SATURDAY 95.
tMERICA, CIR. for BOSTON. .SATURDAY October O.
ARCTIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. =. WEDNESDAY, 6.
EUROPA, DR.. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, o.
NIAGARA, (Br.) for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 49,
'ALTIC, tAm). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 90
AFRICA tBr. )... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,
CANADA (Br) ... for BOSTON,. SATURDAY, 80
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Hayre and Bremen Steamers,


luMBoLDTfo r NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, Sept /.
tIEEhiANN.-..... for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, IT,
FRANKLIN. for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 80.
WASHINGTON for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY October
IUMBOLDT. ..... for NEW YORK. =. WEDNESDAY, ~
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CONSTABLE,s SALE

CONSTABLE'S SALE.
STATE 9utstASA, FIRST IesrrcE' TRICK MALoSE AND
CpuRT, PARISH JEFFERSON tIHEimS vs. THE CAPTAIN
by VIRTUE Of nine writs of tieri facias to
- direct by f. lliestlnd nate Of ne Pere
Of d Of SwlrGft
shall public rHCsspY October 1854 o'clock
the Empire JACKSON and Lge
Fourth District NeOrans the following property, seized in the
AL0te entitled ,tn-wii
The AMAZON apparatus she
et~e' Fourth Washington Streets ia front Of Fourth District Of
NewCJeans.
Terms of II. JACKSON, C nstntle.
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THE No1A scorrA RAILRoAD,-The Provisional Govern
ment has closed contract with William jackson NJ P
for himself and wealthy associates in England TO build
railroad New Brunswick from Nova Scotia to the
United States at six thousand five hundred pounds
h.1g per mile including rolling and all equipments
pete The province takes stock El20O and leaves the
COMPANY t1S00 per mile, the loan bearing interest
per cent sec 'red by first mortgage the road stock
stations etc road and all equipments to be of the
best description suc the best English roads capa-
bic being travelled cyl at the greatest speed. The
survey is going with vign.
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WI leave FRIDAY oatober :. at o'eloek p. NJ
EISOR VlCkSBURG,W WAR; ENTON, -
4 ~, NI a@ cARTEA , GRAND suIF RODNEY, llA4gs
int,rmfse V!eesberg Packet TENTY
Bt kkE-EF ERi FRIDAY tVENlNG, at o'olock-Tbs bne
steHmer GLENDY BURKE, bentley master viii leave as
above For !relgh or pas, NJ on board,
D. K. CARROLL. islet street. Union
Ss The :'LENbf BURKE will take freight with p,v
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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a Graver New 1syee and Fulton sire H. L. STONE
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MATGHEs-goGo groce;
STRAW PAPeR~a6oo roam.;
SPERM DiEs-I0o boxes New Bedford;
G .Tst' casks asni 5rP s'l p nns and Quarts
GIDER5o osrs chanpagne
SuGAR. 40 pkgs. Crushed I,eel rowlerci
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R1ftEx-sS IL i :: l E.9s'' Goshen,
BorTLSs-5S s, s,s,e .G Wids
sARSIDES- 500 boxes half and quarter;
s6bAN 50 casks sSlr pHSt caSD
T6shcS 20 700 So nSs,S YSlowranE;
PRrt HAN ASp % sFid 5as $500 bags
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cANDY.6o bores Rock, ETC.;
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u ANDlNG-Ex ships Hero, Pacific, Indiana,
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SO 50 AK s5sa PsS dEfF;fhkx AND BLACK TEAS;
1919 1919 ssas.i sTET S6s TAT REFINED SUGAR.
NEW YORK s SS9Fs HR g1Hs ro, sale
sep2s u. GRIEF CO SO Old Lsvas,
FsVHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and offer
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MARsALLA WI :; In riCe halves and quarters
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E'OR PRINCETON, sKIPWITH's w

HHOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITH'S o
LAN , MblKE "a, BEND LAKE. PROV l
NATClitZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BAL ON i'uN
JACKSONVILLE all - Weekly
SAXoN Capt. j. H. Estes having
overlauei her will
trips the above trade commencing MONDAY,
O'Clock and WI leave EVERY MON AY hertae.
the For freight pasg, apply
STRorIiER Il BROS, is lnydras
ts The SAXON will receive freight from the Shipping store,
commencing on this morning
SAXON
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NOTICES.

UsnWAnD OnCE NJ 10 n n =. .-.--,.--
1hi'D hpDpH ~ ~ l. "; v. ,1,g-Fss,.fz-
5 it-A trEl4f meeting OF 'h Lodge WI
Ii ii.S y " huFstay At the frand Lodge
fHGfuai attthianer Is Fe4nssed I>ffffSS>
EACKsON PTFTFs ,TTFNrIoy, w..
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" M "hi9Ffn nais caps and Whit ri "a
pHsl bfl next october 10 o Company Drill Every III III
@ 10 DC out al S2eS :, " By order Of u ~
>at'' =. n. foItNo, Orderly Sergeant.
~ B--Wt lhout epaule'as or rompoons oe6 1T
I'm r-s,l,,, Nh, n, - r, -, rnr,,-rT(-,-, -
4 NALSC ENI u U KIDS, AIIENIION! Il q
You hereby notified to attend tile regular nrlhly 81 Sd
meeting Company Arnory on C;ronlelet street on III III
THURSDAY Oct j. ut o'clock a and puncual at III !.
particular
viii be hid meeting Applicants for