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SCUyEDiM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.

TAR. d. l.. MOTT, AN eminent chemist
~ of New York says he recommends
the "Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps," inn
ported by Mr.. Wolfe. Of New fofk, as the
purest and best article Of Holland gin to be
procured in the United States. and peculiar
is valuable for medicinal purposes. For
.ale in this place by II. +. WADDILL.
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Gum Drops.

J US = received Is lbs Gum Arabic Drops,
j rolan Lozengers. French Jugube and
Lquorize Paste, Aclduiated Drops OF all
havors; Spruce Gum, refined Calabra Liq-
uorice, ect, by WM. boGEL.
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Cairns Curcd and no Humbug,

YNHE original Three Minute salye will
l. efect,,ally remove and cure Whorts,
Moles, Corns, letter, Salt Rhenrn, Ring
Worm and Toothache in frorn 10 0 min
utes. Fnll directions accompany each vial
call Immediately before it is all sold.
octl4. WIN BOGEL., Druggist.
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To ramilieg.

vUCEWHEAI for sale in any quantity
ID say from Ten Cents worth upwards
Golden Syrup and fine Moiasses do.
ianl5.v JOSHUA BEAL.
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Ladies' Kid Gaoves.-2O dozen

of the best quality, assorted colors. ALst
3 dozen Gentieruens' White Kid Glove
lust received and for sale by
feb.-3-tf w. y. PHILLIPS.
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For Chillg and Fevor.

INDIAN CHOLAGOGUF, SmItb'sTonic
/ Champion, Pills and other preparations
20 cure this disease, for sale by
oct11 WM. BOGEL.
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Sand Saraaparilla,

KNOWN to posses all the medical pro-
IN perties of the Honduras sarsapari'Ia
and recommended as good for all diseases OF
theblood. For sale by
aup 49,, ". T.. WApprIL
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DOCK KEEPING--3 doz. May
- hew's Practicable system Of Book
Keeping by single or Double entry. Also
blank account books which gave been pre-
pared expressly TO accompany these vol
tunes. For sale al publishers prices BY
June oily }. L. LhNOUE,
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rHOICE WINES AND BRAN.

" dy.--Jlst received--25 Boxes good
Claret :-I5 Boxes very choice Claret- /:
| eask superior old Brandy ~ cask Ma
deria. Either of the above can he had by
the gallon box, OF in bottles.
octI4. JosaUA BEAL.
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rwina,n Hair Restorative!!

rTNHIs compound possesses the virtue Of
!. restoring grey hair to its original color
and for preservation and growth Of the han
has no equal Prepared from the original
recipe and cold in quantities to suit purchas-
ers by WV. BoeEL, Druggist.
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steam Candy.

2H0 Pounds of Boston steam + an Candy ~
Wounds each JOSHUA BEAL.
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TEAS! AS!-1'hc largest and
Il best stock Of pure Green and Black
Teas in Baton Rouge, is that kept by Joshua
Real. Prices tor same rsnee from fifty
cents TO one dollar and half per pound,
and can be had from single quater pound
package, TO one Of sixty.
N. B. THAT Imperial which ! have
been promising 10 my regular customers
Cor the last ten days, nag cone to hand.
july 18th. JOSHUA BEAL.
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For Coughs Colds. &C.

FOr C0ughs, C0IdB, &C.
A YERs Cherry PICTORIAL, Rushton's Cod
~ Liver Oil, Wistars Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. Jayne's EGpectorant, Hastings
Syrup Of Naph.ha eet., Just received--a few
dozen Of each for sale by WV. BooEL.
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WIN. BOGEL,
Druggist and ApOtbecary.

" EEPS constantly on hand q large and
n well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very besimanipcr to preserve their
medicinal virtues. IN climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration
D17- Prescriptions filed with care at any
time Of night or day. octl0-y
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Superior Teas.

Superior Teas.
A FINE assortment, OF Green and Black
n Teas, in quarter, halves and pound
packages, just received direct from New
York. Prices from so cents to $50 per
pound. Ioct14-y.I JOSHUA BEAL.
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Diamond Rings.

'CORN, OATS ANb BRAN--200
~ bags Bran. 80 bags prime white
Corn. lo0taga prime Oats. Just receiv-
eG. Der steamer st. louis. and for sale al feed
and produce store OF JOSHUA BEAh
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Radwavs Ready Relief

|TNHE great Pain Killer" said to cure all
i Pains. known to man, Except tina
from the inconvenience Of an empty purse
For sale by II. I. WADDtLI.
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CHOICE WINES 4 LIQUOKS--IUU
gallons of best quality French Brandy; l2j
gallons of Old Pavilion so gallons Sazarac
Brandy; 10 Casks Common do; so boxes
wines assorted; 10 barrels fine Old Rrctiil-
ed Whiskey; 60 gallons Jamaca Rum 60
gallons Holland Gin. Also, great variety
Of fine liquors and cordials for sale by
iuly 1G.lv S.F. BLANCHARD.
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M L DC A l..

DOCTOR BEAcH's PREPARATIONS.
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HNNWARE, WiIloware, Brooms, Willow
Il wagons, Cradles, and Willow chairs
Sugar boxes, Tea canis,ers. Coffee caniste!s
&c, by ST. BLANCHARD
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BRICXs,

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
" the subscribers. Samples to be seen
at the office Of s. NJ. Hart 4 Co.
aug23 ly. McMaln q 70
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GENERAL AGENCY.
GEORGE A. PIKE. GEORGE p. gKtANr.
GEORGE A. PIKE " Co,
General Agents. Baton Rouge.

We will attend promptly to the collection
Of all claims entrusted TO us, either against
the State, or individuals residing in the par
isbes Of East or West Baton Rouge.
The Liberal patronage we have met with,
as General Agents; has not only enabled US
70 increase our facilities for the transaction
of business, but also to GREATLY REDUCE
our former rates Of COMMISSION.
Our charges for collecting claims against
the State, will now be as follows:
On sums under 500 3 per cent.
do 800 and not over $3.50, per cent.
do $3.50 and not over $500, a
do $500 and not over $1,000 Z
do $1,000 do. do. $500, !
do $500 do do $4,000, 1
RATES or EXCHANGE ON New ORLEANS.
On sums from $40, to $3.50, 1-2 pr. ct.
do do. do $3.50, to $500, Ia do.
do do. do. $500, TO $4,000, s do.
10 Information given Gratis Address
etters post paid, to GEoReh A. PrKr &co.
may sy General AGENTS,
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR
L Bears oil, Pomatum, Tricopherons,
Balm Columbia, Jaynes Hair Tonic, Lou
dens Hair Tonic Phalons Hair Invigorator,
Lyons Katharon and Hair dye-for sale by
oct 20 H. r. WADDlLL,
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FROM SAINT LOUIS.

7UST received from Saint Louis-l0~
j Bags Shot No To 8; 500 Bar Lead
rs Barrels Extra S. r. Flour. For Sale byI
10, or retail JOSHUA BEAI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Nv he aid Of the French Goverumsu the occurrence 81
a. .sth ana 26th alt al COns;sufin3pa A. toe r.
ersfsd request Of de Br1ck the inern1ncc o. Ans
~. fhe Dvsn met on the 25,h ait ~ deiberse sn.N
d" on The Vienna Note The Divaa We unanimous IN %
oidipg that the Pore could then le-s tban eve IN Pc
sence Of the Interpretation given 70 that dDc1 M o.
the Cabinet 81 s. Petersburg sceepf y with mt - nav
ing srs, received the modification incsief By Hsh.-
" Pseha That determination va 70 b. eOmBancaaS1 y
The Ambassadors Of the -Four Powers The DiVan az
e deeded that Grand Council should D. coavoked ~.
The next DAY 70 examine The potion Of ala
meeting took place accordingly, and tbs Eaal -,
10 have teen decided: First q al i va. resolves ~
the systern Of negotiations eHhs1sfed hsA 49,
measure necessary for the last prepar aiIsss 81 &
were regulated and Lastly, II Wa feeialeo ia - g.
d" reent had arrived for msking-~nh was eai'01 o. VI"
% s-.r.ironle-the declaration Of war -, -.
A Ie,tsr written from DIN IL, say. tnsi .ns Hng.-D
Nicbalas raid particular courtesy 10 NE 'son -I
- - a, OIrn8fz Nicholas was -sd 20 nave a'sIivI
C. (uvor that he was most anxious % mn "a
49,, ~ making the personal AGA laintance OF = aP'is
~ e. ,~Lonn h eufartains the hvee-t sthtns- eI4
- personal esteem, for the services Walch IN u"
T.-s cci1iopl Napoleon has rendered % me cslse Ol
:sI.,aa, ard for which not only France on: EiFoPs
~ I'm dsbf Of gratitude. Lord Ne-inoreisn1 he
2l;b Niu;s,er met with different reception Nichoa
1900 him when introduced with frg pohtene-s' snl
ritb a cold 4 am delighted, passed on sos.y INC
Court newsmeD. r. A.1-s1
rer,ous we're killed in Outbreak n the Province %
Manicure
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FRANCE


o p,nt Of France has raised its rate Of discount TO
PER cent 49,. ~. ,ho -,,-,,- Of an irnoeniin,
modification of the Cabinet altogether uniounied'
The BnIefin do Pa,;, saws aat 1isc.caes sent
ont rer steamer Solon for the French and English I'M
rail- in Beska Bay, instruciing them To enter we %
danoles and that the two fleets VIII be IN the
The Monar publishes decree granting pern.'3 sion to
fr,ipn vessels to import breadsuiis rice P'H.s
and dried vegetables from Algiers INTO ffan'v INV
i;ce,so ,lrs cranted expires on the 3lst December
The funeral Of ATago took place on inc ga mo-
b;cade of infantry marched with the process!n ana
te Fmreror was represented al the ceremony D. hsshh
Veinnt Grand Marshal of the Palace. Ihoush II rsn'l
ircessntly three thousand persons attended tns
TO the Cemetery of Pero la Chase. In anuloh ~ "a
Arsgo the Academy OF Sciences has Just los ahosi VI
H. members in the person Of Auguste 81 HaIe oil ITO
CO sy;ty Prevails in the mercantile dcckysrds OF
Uavre company OF ship owner Il about 10 nt U-1
Get ~ twenty i've ships trade between haFfe nun alr
Peru One Of those ships, the clipper MaTecha &c -
renne had arrived from RordesuS' where shs y. bo
Another clipper the CallaO, of 100 tuns was ao,u y %
launched al fIoufcur The Quito OF 'Oy tuu7' MAJ
launched at Nantes The journal a. iatIe s.aS' i a'
the projected transatlantic S.eaIP h. H. port
bis visi; 10 Boulogne the Emperor presented ls
military medal &c the Cendarme who ares.el nun ~ -
IT. Tinr- ror in presenting il, said to MN am ~;
..,en yrko obey orders" coastguard Nho alno' H''
musksr Al the edveniurer the same occasion Wa Pc
ser.cd with 500 francs By Napoleon coiniiiAh q,
INbougL large consignments Of VINE hsa a. t,
~ ry3ces are enormously high The ynias, als coi
Toerced in the Herault but the propretors -
ny ~ cr.n Better prospects appear in the olheT Nls
growing districts particularly ,aee tne I asS ba.isne
which have increased the size OF the gfspo a-
w. s,,,-;,v The wineerowers express ihemseiVe g
.s.ssd in burgundy, Champagne, the Cner ana "a.
0rleannais xhere has been eonieFaole li ~ -
mice OF wine at Beauceire The sane cshn's De -
he BordelGis where there has been further rse "a pre-
borcb i admitted that the 0ii4m has not caused q
Iuc irury a. was said Some alarmsts "rite hA .oa-
- sico in the canton Of Nlefranche, and neal
1fuees the Weld smsll bat this would not materiAl
diminish the average supply. Figs are very oach"Asu
but olive- are plentiful ami healthy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
I.lverpooi niarkets.

CorroS-The sAviees from Am.1ca - lie Asia received
bad hsorlhle eject tlc market AMI
Impaired &C Gnues which however seedy checs
I'd b. use a., Cos from lbs East aui dse o. The Aantes
LIVERPOOL Wednesify h The narsrt da Ia
vi 81 st- remained the Frsnkn aivc- received
v.roo ~ 1e-rsph Fisv morin ltl hsriat ht on -
fect free, rendering disr 70 msSe accurate
rncr.ous The reduction he wfek vsrousy ca-d t'n
scarce quctsrcu O. On The week hring glttes
esv Orleans their sales OF The week 1il'
bsss inc rcus sf spfcr alton snt Ftr Or
g. Atdn NJ ssc ! Pair Noble 81 Miiing > IS 35' YAK
Uplsrts "a. Midtias. '5!G5 ais Cloias 9li,t
market which trag the early part OF
the rallied receipt Ct the Eastern news Aad 20
enrd ira uril Friday tn when eaaca vas shoSn oy
luvcfs prices favored psTchasers . The extent d On
heat aud bh Folr Indian Corn qas aud UNI aansed
cfsi-rs or etief ans arr Ameiicau White Wn-a ie u
Rcd nnd Mixed 3d. i0 Wfsern Canal tlonr y oast ba
more Ohio and Philadelphia - Q+ Indian Com Yellow, 50
While. y Ns4
Tsovs-oNs GcR-ef without change IN price Olly
r,e iu.ir. aoiua and irfs Lsrt duh
esrofs IT ;, sTrn. ss.es AZ z
Pscpucs Ashe-Pots acqe aSlf Pear dui Al n
n improved demand; Cs-olins - ~ kesn .'td
for good Lnseed CAKES 10
o ,fn fellow IN rooi demand d5s C. No Iurpentns
SPIRITS OF Turrcrune American moderate tuan 20 a. % s9o
Frr. o. very Tea IN demand a. ul prices
sfar urehsngee limited lsncs doug Tobacco un2AnseA
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ri,har,lsnn Brother. q Co. Circular.

Pc Aal LlvgRPooL Ffidsv lob No, THURSDAY Oh is&
Stree th~ ~ the ~esihrr rs been roara sud vet.
urins h Cereal trade has been kept
fgrret unccrArty fhe vtrous sna
ros cle4s tse he rcsuon ci poncs afar IN tho Eas
ce the the accoh
r - The srperr.nrr Of h rcca horizon and rancona
he whole have been rot rate extrri only
OrR MO- Al market h aoErag We bad thin Nisel
ard the "a VI Additional poAoAl inas
he active deuA1d Which aAs 0I some tas
kaIacterzsd the trade Wi1sh5as.d rare Of Wasr were
sod AZ ID dsd clear them 0m he ~hf the ekissi
iuslgs done snail
M TLoUE trade ra IN he wani % dsmsnd cor wAEs,
and he sales marx decline of ID y Dbl on no-t dsnf
tons sud heated, " lover
Isp.E COsN lot change IN 10 vsne Osrs
scarcity fully support Tuesdays prcs Oar
~ a. lin r, than Ter 10 the week.
o. nrorfsns ~ foreign 0sts sud FLOUR since this day wsek
War; crerers go guaers INDIAN tosH IL VI oes ana
ssck FL0vg Export IN the periods ~ qfa HHtAr
5s, 90 IrpIas CcRs 80 hhs AMI Rooo tacAs FLoua -
quote hs days value Of Am rican Cereals w e Ws.
20 eit co a. general ttnada ant ted tmsf
csn n very little sale Ohio baltimore soe rhf
sde pha FLOUR 81 ass Western No 3, as Ca dis. $50
x SIS, PsTss 81 soafs a. In qualify III y a|' lsS.s
CoRS nomiusly - lssf quoted a,
LARDIh demand inactive on os spo bat of spnht &C.
u,srv. fcO tuus re- ported as so' a. 81
BEEF -Nitlout chsrs VA value, but sale slo"
PoRK-NeIv d,hculi 10 qlit -.
RcE-Fs India qrses have been IN greet demand of hons
end for pmeut the Continent bat Caro- % aihaat,
her inner as ~ been essily sold
Corrox-Tb have hat depressing efe,t on me
trade md have made rgaf prices aihonsh n
orotsby lower Import Y 900 bales sales nv bales OF wasa
he trade have taken 81 eco bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

ne. the .,em.ehs Of Europe continue to digest and
the Com ouestionis becoming one OF intense interest
In servs Istria and nc Italan Provinces me eEops
have been short Much reliance has been Piaced ugoh
Hungary and on account Of the low ws'er :. 'ne or
Ina Il was aid that large shipments were beng msde
m The Danube II il now also certain that the crops
are short in Hungary so much So in fae'' that mas
been proposed 10 shut mp tbe distineries
Judge Jackson the newly appointed Minister to Aus
tra, has arrived at Vienna with the Secretary oi Les
ton Lieut. Dudley Davenport. OF Georgia VI JacS,
non has not vet preseu ted his credentials at Court
am highly pleased with the gentlemanse character AMI
Rerublcab simplicity of our Minister and his Secre-
tary strongly contrasting they DO with the imPer'
nent officials one ia apt TO meet aorOai- American
travellers NAV be sure of a welcome greeting AZ tae
rooms OF the Legation O"AscOEN>iS
TIE marriage Of the Emperor Of Austria IS definitely
fixed for the cath April next.
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GERMANY

Lersic Michaelmas Fair, just over, wa decsrei -
have been highly productive aud aivAnta5e0Ss 10 dealers
81 al kinds EXCEPT - jewellers e. gros Leather am
Woolen cloths had been carried Of AZ en- aiYance upon
Faer prices and large orders had been given from the
United States and Italy.
Or- 70 the excitement esused BY the TRANSMISSION Of
fI irteieence the Continental Telegraphc Association
b9ve .dorted new regulations For instance persons
enSr DISPATCHES must prove theirideniry by their pas
rrt or other guarantee Of responsibility. VIII each mes
age nut be sent the words he sender accredited
4 Vienna letter Of Il; inst. in the k0lner Z,suag'
s,e thai me Prssn EmbsssAdOr IN Consaa,noP.e has
received r.ruptoy instruction. % second the represents
tors 81 he Antr an Inteuncio respecting The Adoption
Ns,o,istiops are commenced between Prussia AMI
France with view 20 elect commercial treaty between
France and the Zoilverein-
The anficips,ed alteration in the rate Of discount had
taken ysoe Berlin the Bank having raised me rae u
interest frcn 4 20 q cert
esse rvovirs the rights 81 nl'nrai1cd American eIi
isers 4 rev under the attention Of ths Lesii1n A. pf
liz Henry Van Pensche. Pruss a. w.s condemned ~
rsta IN or wears imprisonment Tor ~ ohense scar-i ne
--ess lu ls &c ED 70 re ll'd ,'s-es AID took re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

ABnAvE GKr.-Tke Maricya ohio fs,.l'yssesr y
the 4th relates incident Which, though h = hSy "a
cal In N, character on tho part Of young womta '''.
,be she possossed real bravery and Of The right So ~
sh lsborer s1 miles below ihst town "ho "orSsa "
,bo reilroad boarded nj a Mr. Iieniersons, who na
daughter young woman. On Sunday he went % Y.
bouse found her and her brother alone, grossly insa.
~ 81 and was perhaps tempting violence, when be va
red upon by her young brother and wounded 70 s ,s.
He then went away for while bat soon retarned 'o,o
eriro The violence Of the girl and the murder Of hs
lie door Of the house fastened and no thea
10 force an entrance through the window VA warner "
he c IN retire bot was about enter the roon-0ae
CONT cav. had euteredwhen she discharged the p"'-
causing lis death ~
SulcmE-Dayd Bsidsin Esq, Of the firm q Noye, 49,
Baldwin wei known the active msnage's m",,,d
Nastua Lock Compsnys eXtensiye business c9aI g.
sricido az Nashua n H. Monday night lat o. vs..
inc binself In his store Mr. Baldwin was neary a. ts
OF age was quite wealthy and hghiy e''7e"''
cause Of the melancholy act is unknown -. -
Womans Rights meeting was held q, sincnl s,. Ia.
the evening Of the 18th. Lucy s0ne and Mn byn'''-
kins spoke eloqusntly. LA. ., IN
/ Ho.mer has retired from the edi'o,'A ,,'i "
Toledo Blade and Is succeeded by JcaePn ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Omar FIRE Our citizens can judge something OF ne
extent of the fires in the woods In the vicinity o Detroit
nv The dense cloud of smoke which filed the whole aino
ukeTe tls morning II l. said that thousands Of acres
merdow and woodland have been burned over IA me
tnNn ~ Greenfield several dwellings and barn, hsve
bcen consumed and crops destroyed and wirheFed ns
whole of the Big Marsh is burned over aud have bsss
smoking and blazing for week past The dry ssson
and total absence OF rain for the last two months hs nso
eer,,bipe ~ "a dry a. a powder house The hrehnoH
reported 10 be within four miles Of Detroit running
wards Flat Rock 1t has not yet crossed he railroad, M
Loors southery direction We hear OF one MN . ~
succeed only in saving horse aud buggy rom hs psn
whh together with his house and contents were barns
IN ashes Ths only one ont Of score Tor 'es@s
are in the same predc0ment II We do GOT have sn ~.
there l. no knowing where the fires VIII eni ,N1s ay
sd 10 he wandering about the country 10 search o. ioa
and water and many splendid farms and iimbeea as.
are utterly ruined The smoke andIog hed ths a ~
such density this morning that person soIa n gg.s
a few feet ahead. lDe'V" ''S
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CITY ITEMS


ENTERTAINMENTS. se. THIS EFEnis'.
v,,.-,rs-er rur lwucsrrT % ALL Sarass-cfls' 49,
t'~rrsry urru frEaIcar lSfTifgfr ~ y-<%-e
.~-tr srcw q A. rretn lEs,itn.e ti-- -. ..t,
S-.----s' Cc,-zrr ~ saauicais GhiLli a a. hiyxs
stet.s 49, - ~. ~ iet a. SitlJs t9aitht
go ~r,r as fffuus Mn S,~es oof a ~ :. s.fssns
- -, - KtEfzs s14 ssrisas eat -ini.s iafkE
-. v.~nofa CoscH1FEs a. W r1fe.A - 2-,..sg
-, -. Cgya. Hoes -Chlsse tldns 20 - 1-.-a.s1.
O~li1e.fions- NO ".
1900, HipYopscsz-Psf5rrssncss A,oftooa "a $3.50
vs-rxaro. Us-FertnNacs sfcrT al D<-
M. 500 d..csrerirs he hs<-sppi-NasI 80 cesesL
..xsr~,TEIxt p Ntesks fALLS - <bsg
x.srI, Csoasws 80 EaVYT E1tY La Il, ero.sssJ
yrras~s Gfrr FxafFrTosseven Ale 80 es.-ls.y
-, Rstl< 0.tlEss o. CsssTtas Akr-Ns ~ ,.,,-ses
1900 a. EsrpTfaE stn. " $50 r.r.
s,esrr rLIrT-ysr1iioggls1 snd Ma ca 49,, 20 p, "
Tvt tss Lfcrrsr- Neeksr.rs' infiae ,t.h pc ~
M. 20 Bro.1wsy. BgftoG's and "si-chs i''
ecissd -.
The weather yesterday gave synP'oaS -. ~
ers wss eousi rabe cloudiness N tie sky' -. !,
began to ,hia around uaessly e 4 ANXIOUS 70 w.
storm a
NApAxr soyrA0s C0ScEnr FOR TUE 80 ~
sF.xsx. CH,1uEEs-we errOneoasy s.,rs-,.is,'
Ceoeers fer the wrong night; taxes place ,h' ~
e,,piro a, Nibos when hope 10 bear OF a d
70 b, Utmost cspari.y TIE Concert i'-e1 - .
ms a,,rse,'ve ef-srsd his season, whls nc 01''
yord all praise.
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SPAIN

Nj soule arrived at Madrid ooh ut The Govern.
rpent II was said had resolved 10 receive nm = NE
~ friendly pow err and to await his acts Zen MAZAT
roo Senator and VINO has hled the post OF Minister o.
War wss spoken Of az Minister 70 Washington ana Iel
RIOS de Olano the Minister Of Marine IN lsi Is Aihse'
10 Mexico. . c., Cad,
A roval decree removes Lieutenant General C9aelo
f,o the pos. of Governor and Captain General OF Caoa
and appoints Lieutenant General DC u FeI1e'A " ''''
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THE TURF.

cr.-,,v,rtK CounsE. l.. I-Tro,ting-W sine.ag.
n, r. Iss3 Ns,ch for $500, mile heats pess . u
20 = wagons. -
= 49, n u,us., /. n fssdy Hayns.. -....s'.s1
TiAe 2f5-2F-zB -
3d. vhou, an effort In three straight hesu
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PORTUGAI.

Ororto letters Of the 2eth ult mention thai many Of ne
rnerhants were in the Alto Dearo wine districts where ie
vintage partially commenced the previous week Ac
ort. rel alive 10 the wine crop we're rather oonacnn
hat the ve.ther was fine and sud very propio1 or
saving the vintage. Whatever may he the qlAhy, M
be NorY lar.
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FAurRr or THE CRoPs IN sICILY.-A letter dated "a
rmo Sept Is says tina, the crops throughout Sicily are
total failure. and that cargo Of American -four or whes
would bring GLORIOUS high prices.
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requisite steps % naturalist a. q citizen About year
.r. he returned private Business HanbErg, who're
- was arrested and given 20 the Prussian aaaotes
since then he has remained IN the jail VI LgntH, AMI
eIas the interference Of the United States in h- behalf
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ITALY
Parma

The Duchy has become party 10 the Treaty Of Com
merce and Navigation concluded between Austria sni
IIicdrrarf
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American stocks.

The trsnscous ures dauz ' week bal been
r,Acr more uumCr0-s but O1ng che the value o. money
rd 70 he political snNe'es Of TIE PERIOD ae market continued 20
maintain dull appearance. Bell SOn Co reported present.