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l. so promptly responded to our notice published
n short time before the commencement. of the pre-.
sent year. by settling their accounts, take this
mctbsd Of sprcssipg our thanks. To those whose
accounts arc stll unsettled VIC would repeatedly
say that, in order TO the successful prosecution
of our business, it ia all important that tho amounts
due should be either paid, in progress Of pay
,nent, by notes OF hand at their shortest convenient
dates All who have any idea of the responsibility
OF merchants will understand the importance of
this. We hope that will wait to be called on
tor settlement CLAGETr DODSON.
J,n JO-1t,fcod
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BosToN, January 2S-The Office Of Dr. Webster,
in Roxbury, was entered last evening and robbed
of s. 5 900.
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Nrn York Marksts.

NEW York, January % Flour Sales Of com
mon State brands at 81 62k 81 69 Southern
81 SO a 81 81; Indiana 81 rs q - 81 Sales
OF 90 tiercos shoulders and hams at s. 80. Sales
OF 900 barrels common rosn at S 25; 200 barrels
spirits Of turpentine at 80 80 cents.
Sfocks.-Saes of Eric at 49, Canton SO; Read
ing GA; Ohio 6's, of 1885, 1867; Kentucky 6's,
l06l; United States 6's, Of 1856, at l05
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. Cst- Catinrtne Hsycs.-A fine likeness of
this celebrated vocalist can be at the Da-
guerriau Gallery Of J. II. wBIrEBUR in this
city. Miss Hayes has pronounced IL one of the best
taken OF her. He has also likeness Of Gov.
Koesurs and Col. BKRyzESozry. FRASofs PULszgy,
g. Macy, DIR. szPAozrK and DR.. TAyLoE, OF Kos.
autb's suite.
Those who have not had opportunity Of see.
sng the above in propria persona, can zee a ooun-
fs1of prssenfmnf Of them by calling at the rooms
OF Mr.. w, which are open TO the public at all
times Of the day. Jan %
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Do All Persons who wish good Likeness
are invited to call at the Odcon Daguerrean Rooms
and sii for picture, where they can be furnished
an every style Of the art, at prices ranging from
one 70 Zen dollars. Perfect satisfaction given, or
no ssle Jan 29-lm'
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Il On Friday last, small Gold Pencil
IL Case. The finder will be duly rewarded by
leaving IT at the office Of the Republic.
jan 27--tfif
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
1k United States mail stea mship ARC
T1~,QEb TIC, Captain J. C. Luce.-This
zR2S6Gn steamer will depart with the United
States mails for Europe positively Saturday.
February 7th, 1852, at u o'clock, M, from her
berth, at the foot of Canal street.
No berth secured till paid for
Forfreight or passage, having unequalIed ac-
commodations for elegance and com fort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS & Co.,
Sc Wall street, N. Y.
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the ARC
TIC, and sail on February 2ist, 1852.
Jan 26-tF7
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A NJ u s y M En- rs
SArIOSAL THEATRE.
FRIDAY EVENING. January 30.

FRIDAY EFENlNG. January 50.
Will be performed Shakspeares great Tragedy
OF oFHELLO, the Moor of Venice. Othello, Mr..
q. V. BROOKE Grand American Polka. by the
Orchestra Miss WALTERS, the fnvorite dan
seuse, will appear in the charming dance of La
Rondiga. To conclude with the very amusing
Farce of THE DUMB BELLE.
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DY our agreement, bearing came date with the
ID above, Mr.. Snethen's interest in the American
and Foreign Agency ceased the 3lst ut. The
business of the Agency will hereafter be conducted
solely by the undersigned. Office south corner of
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, near
the Treasury Department.
AARON H. PALMER, at Wizards.
WAsHIsGTos, January / 1852.
Ian a
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FOR MOUNT VERNON AND FORT WASH

FOR MOUNT VERNON AND FORT WASH
INGTON.
THREE TRIPS EACH WEEK.
TsT 1tsam1 Tu GE1EG ao WASH St,
go will leave for Mount Vernon eve
ry Monday "Wednesday. and Fri
day, leaving Washington al 10. and Alexandria at
TO-, a. m. The boat will land her passeng gers 10
view Fort Washington after leaving Mount
Vernon.
Fare. round trip. s. from Ale1sndria, IS cite.
Children half price.
The Union line Of coaches leave the Capitol st
half past a. for the boat. For seats in coach
es, apply TO George Thomas Parker, Washing
ton. JOB CORSON and
SAMUEL CEDNEY. Captains.
Dec g-Tu&Ttf
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Do An Adjourned Meeting for the relief of
the Poor OF the First Ward will be held at the
Union Engine House on Saturday evening. the
Flat instant at half past seven o'clock p. III. The
public are invited TO attend.
BY order: VIM. A. HACKER,
Ian 30 Secretary.
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TIE NEW YORK ~ LIt EsHpFoI UNtYSsJ
STATES MAIL srEAnha.s
Theships comprising this liut are
The ATLANTIC. ..,.,..,..t api " cat.
The PACIFIC .......,..... Capt AVE
The ARCTIC. .............,C Gait Luce
The BALTIC. ............ .Isct Cornstock
The ADRIATIC ........ CgIt Grafton
~ THESE ships la ,.ne . cen built by
scontract expressly for Government
Dservice every care has taken in
INSTRUMENTATION, also in heirengines to
sure strength and speed; and their accommods-
tions for passengers unequ a led FOL elegance
comfort.
IN first cabin, Si2O. Exclusive Of extra size
state rooms, 800 in second cabin, $40 From
Liverpool to New York, EGO
An experienced surgeon ia attached to ench
ship.
No berth c an be secured until paid for
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hy-LR THE Members OF Washing on
Association No. I, ]. y. T.. are requested to be
pouctuaI ut the meeting OF the Association this
(Fridsy) evening, January 20. mt 7 O'Clock, at the
p. II. An address will be delivered on the pro-
gress and principles of the Association by p. G. ID.
A N. Gswler L. A. TYLER, G. ID.
Ian
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y C-ArnE SAFE AVID coMMopI.

f. THE SAFE AND COMMODI.
L&z4 Gus steamer COLUMBIA, Capt.
aD HARrEa, having recently been
placed in hrst rate order, will resume her trips be-
tween Baltimore md this District on SATURDAY,
the lst March, leaving Commerce street wharf
Baltimore at O'Clock in the AFTER noon nd at tho
same hour on every succeeding Saturday during
the seasop; and returning, will leave RiIeyrs
wharf, Washington, at 6o'clock. and Alexandra
at O'Clock every WEDNESDAY morning, touch
ing at the differentlandngso on the PotomacriveT,
a . usual.
For freight or passage apply to thrCaptnin ON
board, or to the following agents:
CHARLES WORTIUNGTON, Bait
J. J. WHEAT BRO, Aleuandis
T.. PICKREL a. Co, Gcorgesown
THOMAS n. RILEY Washington
Feb2S-tf
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
go - go ~ - -
Winter Arrangement bstyee" rhiladsiphss

nnd PfVsb"rE.
Pine Reduced 10 Ttcenfy four Hours
On and after the let Of December next, Pasaen.
gers will be carried by the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY between Philadelphia and
Pttsburg In t,csnty.fo,1 hours, with only twenty
eight miles Of staging, over an excellent turnpike
fare.s...... ..... ........s... tl1
This is the shortest and beet route between the
Great West and the Atlantic cities. aud the &C
eommodntions are in all respects Of the highest
character
TIIoS. MOORE.
Nov lO-3m Agent Ponn'a Railroad Co.
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THuATEH-Mr. Brooke takes his benefit this
evening, when he will play "othello"-a charac-
ter which s understood TO be ono Of his greatest
eforts. His performances of"IIamlct" and "Sby-
lock" have strengthened the high opinion formed
Of his bistrionic abilities, and fall house may
therefore be anticipated.
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TO SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.
ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
T. The favorite steamer GEORGE
Ss+Haaa7~ WASHINGTON will depart at
a the following hours. coach
connects with the boat in Washington. Boats
fare IL, cents. Coach fare 6. cents.
The coach will leave the Capitol for the boat al
$, %. IL and 81.
Leaves Alexandria at s, %, IL, 2and g.,
Leaves Washington at -, l0t, l2l, and4
Dec I'D JOB CORSON, Captain.
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rUEsAPEAKEA AND ONO CANAL BONDS
~ for sale. Land Warrants wanted Checks on
all the principal cities for sale by
June 25--U CHUBB, sCHENCK n co
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, CITY
OF WASHINGTON.
rJ'IIE copartnership of PALMER & SNETHEN
l. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Palmer is solely authorized to settle the concerns
Of the firm, and to receive all letters and uommu-
nications that may be addressed thereto, or this
Agency. AARON II. PALMER,
w. G.. SNETHEN.
WAsHINGToS, October 20, 1851.
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I'D w IfI<D n COLIIINS q CO.,
No Sc Wallstreet N. Y.
BROWN ,SHIPLEY Il CO.,
Liverpool,
E.G. ROBERTS 4 Co,
l3King's Arms Yard London,
JOHN MUNROE & co,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories, Paris
GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre.
For freight or passage, apply
Theowners Of these ships willnot be account
able for gold silver bullion, specie ,jewery, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills fading are
signed therefor, and the alue here expresse d
therein. Dec
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THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE for Feb
Il ruary is just published and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAUHY.
Jan 30 Booksellers, near 9th 1T.
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I INDER GARMENTS, at reduced prices, of
~ Silk, Fur, Merino, LambswooI, Shaker Elan
mel, Canton Flannel, and Nett Cotton, for sale at
CHAS. H. LANES
Cents Furnishing Establishment,
Penn avenue, near A. street.
Jan 24-7tdif UnionTe & Evening Newsl
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DIED,

In this city. on Tuesday evening. in the 29h
year OF her age, Mrs MARY ANN MCKINLEY,
daughter OF Mr.. THoMAs G oopALL.
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II ATS AND CAPS of the latest fashion, of every
IL style, quality, and price; full supply con-
stantly on hand, and for sale at moderate prices,
at CHAS. ii. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue, near ! st.
Jan A-7tdif [UnionTel. & Evening News1
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- HIkTs.-Dress Shrts, plain and embroidered,
~ OF the finest qualities; a superior and complete
assortment now Oh hand Good fts guaranteed in
all cases CHAS II. LANES
Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Establishment, Penn. avenue. near a at.
Jan 24-7tdif [UnionTel s. Evening News]
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CT.,as md Roughly la6lSc q n net
i; :;|s;;: t.;
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
Domestic marsrts.
bang barely .aisnt T tie price. are wei
b a s 70 . .hs s e s
STRICT lvEh as,s oLAssT F,sas Ollie, eur
s- !: 81 s;s':f:s 4 8 ,s3
" Mdn s 4 sss ae as nominal Sssa4
ss s% SsSs: s,;fs
oATs-sais. of 10000 bu.Ael. Corn at 7sasos for
SSHSs.ss so So Sc. s II s s Mos. and ,s s 50 for
400 bba at sls@ls so for Ms and $50 hbl' prime
and III demand, with sales Of 200 bbs at "a SO
Ham. and shopas. at &c. ;, so
stIs / p IT
:. ils, Erie Railroad
a.ssds Sales Of cansa us Coal
IT.
s freight nj Tss .ale. Of Ind
s1; s'i 4 h.
J. H
gate sas. Be ne between 1000 and bags Monday
.s ss; s y a s iss P &
s s s ] 30 s AZ f. o e q
Rio bark George and Henry and ldo b4ga from
exceedingly limited,
n K ~ n, ss .. ,ss
ss' bale: = ion on Stock
this week have been mostly confined
81 % . =" WfSa .y sss ~ @ IS
time small Of cahs wa offered BY. only %. s soa Il
y ssg fas @
Louisiana. =. ... Z,
ss's % sss I
81 s:s. y: s '" New Orleans nom A''''''
s:.. sss: sss ss 's 's ' Former
a,s s.s s. rom al o ss
The ~.ss hi ss
ss al it, sais' ''S's is 's''
p NOZZLE sll pss.mssr corrosss Are,is advice.
s L. ss ss,. @ Hs % s
Iii. % \ 4 .Iss : ys.,.i
!, j. vis .s. ! 1000 ,s.. ~
.i e.,
- is Sc ling ut IL 5otSie 49, =. - n =. -.
December orhe river h'F fallen four inches and
Hss M at g. , VII, 4, g ' q s
1sy 1ais sa sy a.
ss g o .,s e sha. d. @5z
M week h..
s eur .sy. f Ssssps
ss%psss sss ssnsa {
ss a ss s ): oa % s.s
s 1T sd h s I ftass s a 9th y
hbl. q Moass rule quite Law, with the e1cp'o
.sS. Hogs %
Ss and m.. !" r. e s 0gs .
h he
4: 81. ss ,
has email Eli hi: :, e.
1sss':s wv f
Is Is Nv W. IS s nearly h
Of the s"ss gsa zen I'M. V 60 % anS and 4
u ss: ;sn.'
ASD mo- s1o.. al. 3 s.sss
ssss: ! 4 81.
IL ssp IL
,ss he vsro for hogs vii
Mss. q Il $1,000 @ ss,sa ne
10 IF SO @ a
sH' ' limo ~ w.s nav, ,-1 a.aan. an,r,,t
NEW YORK, psss s !. FOREIGN DRY eooDs!r...-
an. M s Spshs.
they sG ro so s
opens small opeHtohs constantly making md b,ye
o Idle; making preparing f.. hs
The demand; M e.. ng ,hs eaupv viii ali Ii. goods
St. advanced rates The Importer from
priced goods voiced fully cent ghe, thnn last fall
up ~ s, hsw nrs;vs rao, than
dny .ace Drills enough arsd with other goods ind
styles handsome End shaded pnds .rs very
anu Ms @ I'M NJ md fb
bay the best.
Fov section Of The We near an
n a M Int thew be ready % meet higher
s viii III 1s sops their
for hs year s confidently espt brisk de- fair DUNG
~ s
wse e nn,ot many a ~ nj, .,a
Yes, heter future Every thing
m Si b. had whons .hs mott
hardly to the energy activity and boidne'
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE HARRIET.


FRIDAY EVENING, December IL 1882.
during the head Of Western and Texas Beef
Hogs Sheep ch Cows 400 Calves and Year
ngs supplied with Beef Cattle than last week.
purchasers The supply Of Hogs continued
ample Sheep odeng better supply arrived to-day OF
the supply moderate with good demand
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specineations for Repairs to Engtne.house, Stable
nnd Well Of Fire Company No. Il.

stair and air, 70 shall be- oade Of the main
walls e BE- brick ,sics except par wall said build
ard adjoining property vii Oh VIII be one half bieh tha ihe
The b 'eahed with inch totrds u slated
wits quality of ala in The manner with proper laers and
h walls iosir e.g to ressss coats
w- hard finished asrng he walls o. he ou;sids
whiewashed the hes, tn stars to e hed
II inch having ctned .os o. men 1
AZ re a , ] and g. sl with aad
Psnneed he wiaaow p 1s 81 M ar ese q Y. 70
e ss p e AMI 9 81 ns d m q he
inches de by eet high in the eiea these doors 70
qusy The do oflhS gallery +, made with well
nil dressed topgued and goved ye low pine pk ~ iaeh
pfvy in he yard tn. wsl. to be inches thick
y red with a. ihf w"s % h os ~ p o
he 81 he = sunk ~ feel b<os
clustered hydraulic with spe pipes seats and rap the
new floor es Lid in the with ~ inch yellow
pavd p resting cedar bearing brekins lad Ia
Xii th p ssrng Of tie building shall DO repaired Also the
Tie we'll sS.ll os paire well IS its tagged covering
with 10 ssa foo, laid the same. .sis go s
thick OF esps and partition
Tb building be conveniently repaired and al
The {. Of The bull ling to be repaired
lad lie ead-room and DOR III id room, properly
All hs doors windows etc. the main mud buildings to
Ali generally painted receive to coat
Of oil in ID al new wood ID on wo rs re i've 'hfee Goals
materials be of the bs quality and to 10 uresAed BY th'
Ahe necessary omitted he in the above ecifca
and whh @ o4ni rsqu y The SURVEYED shall he sup
sha bind 10 beg the work FIVE days asr z
oval Of the dadslton y the Common Cow 81 have tn
ynen cash on the completion 81 shs We na y. aeP s
/ Nswfsans Deeetnber H. Is5q. 'f.H' dec1S 2t
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100 do beef and pork I'LL pigs lead 77a bdls hides 80
brig 81 Geor6i 3s5 hid 900 bhls mo-
CORPUS CHRISTI .hr Star: al bhs -four IS de Is do
PRoyIDENcE-Per Grs.on. ss bbs
lanes 70 SKIS corn. 7-'t5-f
IMPORTS. 81. 0l4.st |
NEW oRK-Per steamship Osprey: Assorted mdse. |
S. n ssi ~! re
q IL .sssis fseis e
st = p ss a. ].
81 psS ps. I 'b beef
wALrs-Psr bark s'sIops iron
NEW yoRK-Per brig Ley Weeks; Assorted ndss =
wALEs-Psr ship Caroline Dow: 4iss ty
BosToN-Per bark G Hinkley Assorted mdse. ~
THoMAsTUNPer Uark Sarah Ann; Cargo lime 10 order.
sis: s; ss: ssss s
crnmsT Gsr, NANNY o-,i hid
FssP DC Ests
sehwsrr-ss do 10 oder.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
70 y 81 bale.
asss 81 Ls. .s s ws will
, Male ass g M.qasy. .s Lisloass
Ss%
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e. ~ r.
sss = ss s.'', :sss
ss5 d S. :. s e.;ss ss
asss hssr
IL. i Il Il i & 4:
s,s 70 a sa e G. Do
@ osn ss *. 'Ps s M nsys
wass ss.s
YAzoo RIvERP-r ELEPHANT bales cotton Curry
F:s s.: ;s II Ss Sss: s H..
G9sn ea askrs.A ssshannon Carroll Do
s:s
.s: sss Is,
stsss,; sssl ss
7.a sss sss Jsss.,s fs ss,ss
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levitt, 90
P ee IVA &c ~ III sss ~
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ss 90 @ s
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ssss' sss sisa .ssss
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4 %. ss'.. ssss ssss
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III III
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q il os My M s ss s Curry s' ss
has Wrsht Williams Aso-ss VT. Dssaul Payne H
sfss ]
ken siss sss. ssss
lass CONsIGNEEs i=fa
To ship s. louis from
Ne s Hss
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FEss ssss S1 ss s 9s ..
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sd BE
GrHihs--E Heldh--A
rn-Hane Bro--J II DR. Howell-M Hageerty DC
titles Yoe aco-H RID M,upay-CJ do-Marin.
would Nsu,rr &eo-K Aeo-W Kemp &co-Hyi
WoOdman-L
deo-J hoison DC
have Raplstt &eoMass. ColnsJ OIL,
Thas Mr-H s-Pe oPri
J, this WlA d-coprehe, Clesg dc ~ Rob
Rodenbug Wst-Rogsrs Aco-H spoucer-G "
- Simmp- Snow, eidden Shucgog-L,smtn 4 Peck
8 to Pow sNA ye6aud-H Ri hanisR Riehsr ARoa ~
,cls &cc-ians Bros-E smi tn dcoH stoe
Smith FemisteT-St,nc WalwoTthSin,k, d Siaud
mas sa,bsehw ,isy &coswiaey GREEN Ae1S.her = q
Stevens deo-P Tulane &to Townsend fmpkn'
den tcn w A yioet &co-J acreaudWard JJes--A W
ses &coWlams &ceY edenburg 4
or a. nj sas w ToS sso Mss TWO
Todd Aeo Tucker AeoTasJo, casseily-W urquhsr
t. Tor Whiting " Wi,domwrght WI liAins Aeo-wA
Ssues- aud ORDER ~
Soda o.,,.s -, p,,,.
ssnton ~ yilsms
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T The splendid and fast running passenger
pckst s.sane H. NJ WRIGHT Capt Clark will leave SREFE
PORT and all Intermediate ndngs TIL o'clock
declS SMITH y FIMfS TER, 80 PoydIas street.
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~ The new, elegant and swift running
FOX eavt
MNDEN landings THIS EVENING O'clock
dsc16 SMITH 4 MINISTER, 80 Poydras street..
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y-NOTIcE.-By agreement, the steamer
INV WORLD will take he nboat TRENTONS freight for
Earmervil Trenton, DO re.shppd sesmboat Fnk
f}koesng. ass 80 MCDOWELL JR, a co. decl1
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[nREAT AVID NOVEL ATrRAcTIoN s,

NJ Odd Fellows. Hall thi. c y-thc NOVA SCOTIA GA
oy will series Of Reception eyses y the
Above Hail. MONDAY he sth II ~ SD 81
onhng youth shout fee. inches high go pound. weight
uually tsnfed by thousands ne
respectable city Eot andng hs %nsa IS preIs
and cbilirer usually form large portion o his visitors His
city will necessarily lie limited he has 10
admission
suited 10 The being chi and servants cents
with hs entasions will be Rounded
mona, ~. Gentlemen tbed door.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
paRrsH OF oRLKANs. No l54s+. 80
pY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
II directed the c. " Jue Second Justice Of the
the Psh Of or'asns commanded sell At public ae
TUESDAY e8th peceL her, 1862, at ia o'clock the
house, situated The Tha and Drates
no fu niture and wooden awning
seized in the above suit. Terms cash; , ne,,y
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IAN R1cFs MUSEUM AND MENAGERII

GREAT NOVELTY IN NEW ORLEANS. ~
DAN RIGGS MENAGERIE On tho
corner Of st. Charles AMI Poyrrns streets,
On THURSDAY, November s5. sST
has e o. 9xsr
FIFTY THOUSAND NATURAL. AND ANTIQUE CURIOsIIEs.
Of all sss The collection Of LID LIVING
~ Ths Museum Vii ss open EVERY DAY from 10 O'Clock
WI ~ 4 n..cb;lareu half rsre.
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MUSIC The undersigned are pre- 49, go
sioNs PARADES, BALLS, PARTIES, Etc the most
the shortest notice. arranged
and copied for Bands or fif0 MESS EMEh d MlNok
Poydrasa 2 --t '61' :. MESsEMEh,
Ynon Il, q,
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III lH> The new and elegant passenger steamer
BELLE KEY, LOUISVILLE all uterine
1 diate landings THIS MORNING, at o'clock,
~ des13 8 ~ SMITH 4 FtAfISTER, 81 Poydrua street.
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MUSICAL PERFoRMANCES.-ED ugy{sIgas.
yiOiiNI-T AND ETHIOPIAN bELINEATnR with $MEi&
selc company Artists will appear shortly svs
their 20 pular entertainments. 3ll j !. .
western Lies 2 If
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE ORPHAN

~ I >
~ At ARMoaY HALL. MONDAY EVENING December 70 =
ANA, r the BENEFIT of,he CAMP sIRH q AsYiUM
Camp have increased from 800 rntu at this tire
they uunbs gil the Ldies Of New Oeas made fay aware be
OF
psd appeal public teaetoenee mi behalf enable
he ng unfmpafed the snd
creasing Of his noble CHARITY. g sgs
intend holding for afsw days
MONDAY, Dcmer 20 at Amoy Hall Camp street. a
EXHIBITION Of
haawok city, the adjoining p.rishts I'd the
Orphans still attractive this Bazasr
d beautiful mnt Of
articles In expressly for Christmas aid New fea
the specimen. q Creole taste g she
repay specon TO which The Lsd, wou particularly
from The ftuds md admirers Of home prod
Cop,rbu t,ns from pa,a desos aid the
Charitable ind are fully solicited, viii b as
r~siyas Al tbc A.ylum on camp street. deli ts4
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SoNDUITE aux epaves du Premier f.,N
Y , Dis riot, stDsa rue Bsronnj- ia
uNE JuNlENT PONY BALE ct Ia CIGARETTE No. s2s L. u
d. non IS mains de hauur nuo narqae nj eanPt
visitle -f7ii' -..
See NEST pas recam6e courn ellie vandue
r. j. Spear, canteur, iendrot eranaire. - - ,,.,
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~ The splendid and fast running passenger
packet DOVE Capt II. W. Snth Leaves for FORT SMITH
and all Intermediate landinss THIS EVENING a. s,e ock
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b @J- The new, light draught, swift running
passenger packet ateaar SOUTHERN BELLE NJ white
snyo yICKSBRG Landings THIS EVEN
ING at O'Clock. SMITH FTMsrER 40 Poydrns dedls
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ESLoUR- 1900 bbls. Indiana Super6ne, lined
d.cls - s KiDbER gABAIN. VI Kscsaia. ss,s.
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-, DR.. DAss sstss9, -
Celebrated Body Hraee
- 80 on -, - = 4
.s7s4 PATENT LA q

Reuef and Cure of the following nlseese4
the aroasli.i. shos.,c e - =
nhss sosiSenss. ma Pa Paius sRisef
FAtir 81 tho Bowels prclaPsa tsrioy Beang Dca
nAney shaps Incident Child ~ ss
Doopiua LonngiDs weariness ahitnsa bio ee
ms al Wsse,:': gss.',ss e s
Al IN ofuce 10 ST. CHARLES STREET
h ths us 81 CHARLES - -