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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

SYRACUSE July 80, 1858.
William W. Farwel1, Of Madison county, was to day,
nominated BY the Independent democrats Of Oswego
Madison counties in convention in this city for State
Senator from the Twentieth district
The Maine Law Convention made the same nomination
yesterday The independent democracy temperance
men have strong hopes Of Mr. Far wells election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01
TELEG APHJC

TEL EG X AP PHIC.
THE NEW YORK LIGHT GUARD-TuE CELEBRATION.
BosroN July 81 1853
The New York Light Guard arrived here this morning
via the Norwich and Worcester road. Tney we're re-
ceived at the depot by the Washington Artillery, and
escorted to the Revere House. In the forenoon the
Guards attended DR. Lathrops church. In Bratle street.
ard in the afternoon left in special train for Ply
mouth where they will participate the celebration of
the Anniversary OF the Embarkaon of the Pilgrims TO-
morrow
large delegation from the New York New Ecgand
Society will also be present at Plymouth to morrow to
unite In the ceremonies of the occasion. Messrs Ed
ward Everett, Rufus Choste J. Hail. and Others are
expected to be present. and will take prominent part
In the ceremonies,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

New ORLEANS, July %, 1853.
The sales Of cotton To- day foot up 100 bales mostly
since the receipt of the Asias this forenoon 10Ad
for mddipg Sales Of the week, Q 500 bales weeks re-
ceicts 900 bales stock in port 600. Tobacco-Sales
of the week 400 hhds. F1our-The market Is less
active and prices declining. We quote Ohio nominal
at 81. Germ is worth 72c. Mess pork $14 so.
M0BuE, July 90, 1853
The stock Of cotton in this polt is estimated ut 1000
bales only.
PROVIDENCE, July so, 1853
Cotton-We have change TO notice in pri:es. The
market continues dull Wo0l-Ssles Of the week. 80 600
pounSs the market closing dull 1T previous prices
Printing clotbs-The market closed firm at further ad-
vance Of eighth Sales of the week 81, $50 pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

The Embarkation at DeIrthaven-CeIobra
tion To-day at Plymouth.
The New England Society of this city, escorted
BY the Light Guard, Capt. Vincent, left town at five
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, for Boston and Ply.
mouth to join in the celebration to-day at the lat
ter place. They left in the Norwich steamer and
reached Boston yesterday morning. They were to
have left Boston yesterday evening for Plymouth,
on the Old Colony road.
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N WS BY CRAP
From New Orleans,

From New Orleans
ARRIVAL OF THE AsIA's NEws-FRIGHTFUL RA-,
.,.fkI-1, WAGES OF THE YELLOW FEVER
l.4.. sAAaa NRENs New ORLEANS July 20, 1888.
The European sdvIcss per Asia. at New York Thurs.
day evening" to hand the National Line at 10
O'Clock this morning. The has depressed the cotton
market about 10
The number Of deaths BY yellow fever yesterday
one hundred.
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State Elections.

The following seven States will hold their annual cleo.
tions to day, viz:
Alabama, Kentucky,
Arkansas, Missouri
IL diana, Texas
Iowa,
In Alabama. Governor, members Of Congress, Legs.
ature and county officers be elected Tho follow
ing candidates in nomination for the eHoe Of Co.
vernon
Democrat Wh,o
John A. Winston. Richard W. Walker.
And in addition to the above A. O. Nsks the Uaion
candidate Robert A. Baker has been nominated BY the
temperance party and William Earnest is in the field
the internal improvement candidate The folio wing
are the two Congressional tickets
Dist Democrat. Whig.
l-P. Phillips. Lock Sooi
2-Dayid Copton. James Ahercrombie
3-saTpson W. Harris. s. d. J. Moore.
Is Moore. Stephen +. Hale.
O. G. G. Clay, Jr. No nomination.
flames +. Dowden.
Arkansas has offices to RI but re to
Congress- The following candidates are in nomination =
D*x. Democrat Wing
IA B. Greenwood.
2-fdward Warren. James NJ Curran.
The election in Iowa ID for Attorney General and county
officers only.
Kentucky w elect her Legislature and ten members o.
Congress- In Of the districts considerable excite
ment manifested and some interest is also felt in other
fectoDs Of the Unn in regard to result Of the eec
tion in this State it Of the four in the last
Presidential contest that gave its vote for Gen. Scott
Tie following are the Congressional candidates
DIS Democrat. Whiq
flynn Boyd, No nomination.
Jefferson Brown.
2-W. G. Davie. BENJAMIN GRAY,
3-No nomination. Presley f. sing.
4-J ChTisman. Z. Bramlette.
3D.. w. tone Clement s Hill.
%. NJ Elliott DR.. Pierce.
7-s. s. Epglish. William Preston.
Sd. c, Breckenridge. Robert P Letchcr.
81 NJ. Rice, Learder NJ. Cox.
10-R II. Stanton. George B Hodge.
In Missouri judicial and county officers are to be elect
ed, and two members Of Congress- Five members have
already been elected but by the apportionmsnt the
Third and Seventh districts left without representa-
tiyes The delegation of the State viii be completed to.
day by a choice of two Of the following candidates =
| Dis Democrat. Whig
| 3-Claborpe F. Jackson James j. Iindey.
(Firwan A. Rozier Sam Caruthers.
X Albert Jackson.
(Thom as B English
c. F. Jackson in the Third and Thomas B. English in
the Seventh district are anti Benton candidates.
eTexas viii elect Governor Lieutenant Governor
bers Of the legislature and her Congressional delegation
The following are sone of the candidates.
John W. Dapsy. w.B. Ochiltres
N. I. johnson. Con. Tarrant.
James w. henderson.
George T. Wood.
H. NJ. Pease
kmpel d. Evans
Thomas Chambers.
| FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
| B. Robinson j. 4. Kirby.
David G. Dixon.
W. N Goode.
CONGYrSs.
! Dis Democrat. Wig
1-ceerge W. Smyth. No nominatisu.
! (P. III Bell.
| o Lewis. B +. Caruthers
Thomas W. Blake. s. G. Blantou.
r. Scurry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

To SAnoR's MEMORY Tho vessels in the harbor win
have their sgs at half mast to day In memory Of the
dedlcn his passage home from San Francisco stated
n the HERALD yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

Major f. Seare of the United States army died on the
10th Instant at the Blue Sulphur Springs. in Monroe
county Virginia. The remote OF his death WAS
shot wound in the lower region Of the spine, whch he
received in the FlO tdo var,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

able branch OF farming. will be seen from the fol.
lowing table. showing the expense and produce of
one acre on the estate of Lord Caledon in iS45:-
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THE LAYING OF TH'x CORNER STONE OF ST. MARY'S
CHURCA, WILLIAMSBURG.
In consequence Of Bishop Hughes being in NM
wauke, wiscorsin, attending to the conservation of
the cathedral the laying of the corner Stone Of 81.
Mary's church, which was to have taken place yss-
terday afemoop, was postponed for an indefinite
period,
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The following seven States will hold their annual cleo.
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In Alabama. Governor, members Of Congress, Legs.
ature and county officers be elected Tho follow
ing candidates in nomination for the eice Of Co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

IMPORTS SUGAR ls5a-1hc OF imported
Baltimore during the 1859 follows From NwOrleans
S619 hhds from West indies and other countries 1851
hhts, 1851 bhs, b93 boxes and 500 bags
IMPORTS OF MOlASSES IN lS59.The following the quantity
imported From Newoesus, IA
t51 bL the ndis, S31 hhd, 6l eres and s. bills
BALTIMORE COFFEE CIRCULAR. BALTIMORE, December
SOur Coffee market the Of the month"; has
characterized by degree Of inactivity unusual
than generally this 81 the hen the
tdug avoid possible, creating obligations
unless under circumstances rons nducement outstanding tue
either speculative, holders haye
the mont indicating coucdNy their
favorable Things with tie opening Of the
Spring The facilities ting supplies TO the sst
by the Baltimore and ONO Rartaf and BY
other hGnH inland communication There strengthened ls
conviction by the general character OF their ayes NON home anu on
money enhanced y Of OF the e0lng co
this this port show falling
whilst the stock dow hand does not
teriHl y tom that Vi last year.
The Isl o. January LIST Of
November, the circular Of Mssrs Mile,
L. Coco Co. Rio Janto IN NoNembeT1 15i936 bags IN
against SCI 6l bags time last showing deficiency n
round numbers The stocks hand the
importation, m dicien
distributed for moderate scale bodeis de
a onai confidence, that only the consumption
the last the the g be found inadequate
demand The the spring trade ar
opened and the wants IF the developed Under tho
ausn these convictions the Of holders trade adopt tht
prudential keeping nooi the market believing thai The!
will nothing by prs
anticipation oil spring sales With thus diversity feeling the
qnety quotations. the
be regarded somewhat nominal We quote
prime *, good fair " common to fair " to az
Fs-tt''FF Dee, 81, isf}. WEiHE tLpEE7 kToksGs
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GHEEsE-I2OO boxes Western Reserve,

AZ EG TAR-2500 kegs, in very fine order;
ga IiNFFAD Jlfy-lsda gallons;
WHtTE LEAD-lI0o kegs;
SODA ASHFS-l4t casks;
TFOHASrON LlAfE-lsOl rasks Thomaston AMI RoekiAnd
WHITE ESD-fn as loo and so pound kegs from u
Aiian Unlaa, b tyr, Poetic. D!ser and sausert'
White Lead G Anss. feI -ais Y
ils7 A. pfLEGRAvE Z CO, II Magazine street.
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EsT NoTTcE,-Consignecs of 100 bags La
I'r cofse marked r. Mo- o. - MI caydonia Branisr, from
airphhi w please their bill fading ths Dschsrgug
"k On the Lev-t, o.herWi they a be- their
ihs, JH AsiIBKlDGE co, s. 81. Charles street. jana
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III FITst DIstTIct-
OiIlO-PeT Eojefta boat 1910 It's heur
oio-Per abns2 boats AN bs foar stgfgs. Adams era
ham.
cINcINNATI-Per sean.r 1900 bbl4 d5ur4 sh whisky
do ynezar Cioanoly &eq
OHlo-P.r Bah bbls seur surra Adam, era
OHIO Fer Bee smn g459 foHr Kennedy
MsS-iPPPer Wsa boit 1900 bushels cats 20 bis potatoes
800 do 0niaus A Co,n.
cfScSSATf-Pcr Boweu's boat: 1000 lbs buk PORK IBIS
flo " 30 kgs lard - bxs cheese O. board
INDiANA-Per Small. 2 boats: 900 tgns lay 10 order.
CHD-Pr Bells ba 1870 hhls fosr siargs Graha1
pIJ-Pr co=msu'i boat 1860 ob -four surgs Adams ira
tiRGINiA-Psr Thonap.on lot. 100 bLls aoa II poarn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

bALNEST0Nprr steamship MrNiro lie b -four 100 whisky
po7o lard lis hzs candles %
10 salt liz do roges.
LlvERPooL-rtr ship Scr unsr; aios taiss cotton.
GLASGOW Per ship Oyord lf0l bales cotton.
BOSIOSps ship Samuel FAles bales bbls beef
pork bt DO ISL M 81 bills do IS hf bb kgs
bt- oil ia bbs whk, &c brtvax hirs
pkgrs mdse.
shsp S5-Ealh4 lie
hams 800 hoI"rk and Hrl III 10 2! bb t7 ari
cs siuaag-
CAGLEARa-Per ship VIM Jarss: 1853 bales cotton.
BOSTDNPrF bark A.l1chc s4 iU,s retou 100 htl pork
hams lard l4o ibis hoar $50 tnds seq miles
GEOR sETowN--rer brig Ftelie hhds sugar Ibis
lassss.
BELIZE HoNDURAssetr Vera Cra1sno Man not to be seen
CORK Per schr Agir; 1896 ks
ERA CRUZPer hr Bun 1873 kegs butter boxes cheese As
tls ar etr.
SANASNAHrer hr Euoch Fenh 800 gs cotton 93 bids
sos bb mos Is Lbs whisky DO 2l1 els rope sacks
coffee,
MoBlIE-Per shr Bay Manets bills -four bales hay
Ks bran 200 DO oats ijOg bricks 80 rkgs bottles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

young man by the of Woods while at the
ious bench at camp-meeting in Boonesboro' county,
Va being told to confess his sins confessed to
the preachers that he had been implicated in murder
Upon this confession he was arrested and taken before
magistrate, where he examined He stated that he
and other individuals the of whom he refused
to give offered the of $500 murder drover
then his way home from the east to Cleveland Ohio
and that the two did murder the drover Cham
berburg The magistrate, for some reason did not
nit the prisoner but discharged him. since which time he
has left the country, and has not been heard Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

USoIE ToM's C,BrN-s This book published on the
10Th of last March and the LIST of December there
had been sold hundred and twenty thousand sets Of
the edition in two volumes, fifty thousand copies of the
cheaper edition in and three thousand copies Of the
costly Illustrated edition The publishers heve kept four
steam presses running night and day, Sundays only
excepted and double the ordinary speed being equal
sixteen presses worked ten hours day at the usual
speed They keep two hundred hands constantly EN-
poyed in binding Uncle Tom, and he has consumed five
thousand Of white paper, weighing seyenty-hye
tons And yet the publishers say they unable TO
supply the growing demand tPutnsms Monthly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

RowDIEs ouT CARs-The Wilmington (Del)
Gazette states that the night train its way
Baltimore, on Sunday night, the I'd inst, some 'bhoys
inside inflated with the ardent. got into some
miles beyond Chester and being requested by the con-
ductor and Others to fighting they refused
when the conductor very wisely stopped the and
with the assistance of the ordcrovng landed them in
the rain, and the passed They were in
number
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

TuE CtTHoLlc CHrRoH - There in the United
States arehhishops 2j bishops li71 priests and 1915
churches distributed among 81 dioceses and apostolic
cal vcarates, One bishop and % priests have died
whence it appears that during the past year there
accession Of III priests II suppose the Catholic pop
ulaon in the diocese Of st Louis to he 100000. Boston
100000 Galveston 10000 St. Pauls $500 the total
her of Catholics in the United States will be about 20g6
oDa
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gc5~ The REGULAR Bayou Sara and NewOr.

o rS e1insr join sMAsEY, g NJ Allllg,t mai,.r Ave
~ lHfens ~ Bayou G1uu, Baton lsougr, Port Hudson Waterloo
nIyou SNh En all intermediate inllgs THIS DAY Modny Jan
~ NJ - Passengers and shippers viii ppsi be il
lao stone wALwoRTH, IS Tchauli .onlas street.
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Per steamship rsrssvsr,s from GslgasMrs oBreu nd 49,
Mrs Poole McGogern, ady shl4rea Aht lady Mrs.
Tally Mr. H.7drsae . ttgg. aad l,fy T.y ssl lidy wm
ont Psts Knsuoa sAfert sa1ghtsr " scr, Wei,asgsr
Davis, T1ke', SHELBY Carpenter Rcd = c DavI, R
Esuus w.. ! b I'd
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For seanshF Pr'svsrsHss from C5siy
Ksrstcnd As Co MysrsT Elder Aeo-I Bartaak hso-I
Psyoa-l zaly, Blsr 6eo';r.sn Hssax &assy CaTapbs
Williams, fh!ll l1 Ac a-sfaistf A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

PlilLAnELpEIA-Per shin Ftnnee Assorted n1sc.
MATAGORDA-Per sChT Nebraska: Cargo order.
CALCAStEu-Per schr Reyser; bales LENT Char
paptier- ~ hides to
CDASTPer schr Louisana hhds
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFicE oF THg DAILY CREscESr,
Monday Morning, January 10, 1853.
CLEARED SATURDAY

CLEAKED SAIJKDA1.
Steamship Mexico, Place. Galveston and Maiagori ia Bay,
Ii4rri. Morgan
Ship Sgrearner, skofeli, fer Iy. rIoOi II Y BAXTER
shii Orori, Muu0ii, 10 glasgow j P " hith-y 400
ship Samuel Fales, Iao' Boston, Chss naaka &s5
Ship Caroline e Dow, Blanchard Boston, Chas Deaks
stip WIN jarAia, BgiiarI Cag-aia, Wbitcev DO
Bark Avalanche LEACH tor Boston, w Hynspu
brs delta, Jons Tor Geofgefwu, pc Kennedy Foster
Mex shr Fea Crufsng lsonda, for lie Honduras Master
SWed s chr Agit o CJTk aud market jenkins
Sthr l01s Stist for Vera Cruz, BRrslh &c,
Se.t Epor French, Hall, Savannah, VI HARRISON 4
schr Bay Mtuetc Barry, fyr Mobi-. Newton Farreliy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

Person RonBERN5-A deck hand on the steamer
Herald named Joe recently administered laudanum to
blind named Edward Breslin, in Cincinnati and
while he in state of stupefaction, robbed him of
considerable amount in gold The old man died and the
william had not at last accounts been arrested
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.r:o~ The splendid and fast running passenger

I0 hFh MY. Fe' 4. Kew m.sier. Wi leave Iuui8g
ana lfmsdnte lini1gS ffS EVENING Auudny, a DEL tk.
Jh'o SMITH i FtMlsTER 80 Poydraa street.
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coNsrGYERs

" Pisefsrd Ao-I0 pkgs
Twchsu Aeo5 do Lshnsf Dbl chseas
Is S arpiss b9ardss hhas lola Turner Wsoa
.sH jdet 10 Bd-r
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

'ood hhdding l'ooi and hH'-.'.'' d
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept !, is52... $3.50 go. is7A
yesterday .............. 7'Ds0- $685. s-isl85
sao4s9 $3.50
Exported 10 date. .Gii,6il 1905
" Saturday .............. 1,512-e22,I3 ooo~i27o5
Stock on h.nd not cleared. ........... lS qssa
ToBACCow beard Of hhdI sod, comprising 10 al ia 81
6, and choice selection a 1e H.
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs-Tbere was god Sugar,
with sales Of % hbd 3K4te Moasses
and the rcopt amounting SO bhl taken
Sc 23G gallon, We olso noticed SALE plantation above The
ITS, Of 1000 gallons in lbls, +, g3s g gallon.
FLOuR-Tbe uarkst orinat ss,r' NY and prices further
ad,auee Tia 1900 Jb, nelHdug Ohio, lots
IS le 230 Doa IS Is, 1880 NJ eS oaT htEt lSii
embracing $500 b1, At the 900 uplrndel 81 Louis At Is l9 es
saneifn Illinois IS 1000 La It rs 37 and 100 ta.l IS
rs eBbL
GRANCorn steady with .4iss Of ,rcs lsdng 1850 To-
~ Ordinary 5Csq White isso in SINE,
saeks White bhsl m yellow Oats,
sk Ohio sold IS eul Mt which beard % 400 TAX
on Friday but not then reported.
TRoylsONsTherc demand for Pork
bills, all unn.ps Of which $40 Mess, lott,
81 s1 70, b, tunp sl5 Gb OF CITE
Meats, n. Hams, casks, sold al u Bacon
with tasks Prime Ribbed Sides "a and 50 ses
Fancy Cured Hams at M h.o chosa 90 boxes Western
disposed 9< u que, and tn. oIy
Of any 90 tieroes Prime ut lo1zq q n.
sALrA Of Liverpool Coarse Offering at 30 'tk With
buyer.
bags good e
WIiSkYSaes 800 bbls including 10. Of u bib, at ls 100
several los and 100 Extra beatty FaserJ gallon,
FBEIGHTsslipmaes asking IA her higher rates but ~e
heard 0 no new engag ngnts.
ENciANGEThe demand very limited at quotations.
sie1iag-, lo7E9 "sl
yg Ycts si.iyay Bs : e. di..
Bozton sItyday Bills s2z disc.
- I'm et o. as
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On the ID inst. large locomotive arrived at Wheeling
Va having come all the way from Baltimore on the Bal
timore and Ohio road
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gs,- The new, superior and swift runni

70" The new, light draught, swift running
'Anrr = tHENOHEf ChsHowcth MASTER will eavs Gin
'nnai' Madison, Louisville o'c THIS EVENING o'clock
iNo MeDOW ELL. JR. y BELL u Poydms street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-10

DOL Vaughan, master Li,efl o., bas arrived, row
-y 70 d harse her Ce-su"ss will PLEASE take h,ir
Imi JOIIN TO0LE "a B.pk pl,c.
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as USlCAL PERFORMANCES.--ED el5La,
lVE GAR F. BUCKLEY the popular AMI celebrated ~ NJ
N11IINtsr AND ETHIOPIAN pELlNEA TOR, with ME-
select company Ars, will appear here shortly and S
their popular entertainments.
The success Of this Troupe has been unequalsd
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a -
" original asd aai Justly celebrated Madame ADOLPEr
the universally acknowledge greatest sfPAIs IN the wsrd,
revelations the the e predictions
the England France and the
presented
with costly Brooch Daniel Webster with JNed
Ring NwOrleans visitors the Western
Noands Hotel rchoupitoulns and Julia Streets fp'ivae
10 whom she
will all the PAST, PRESENT and FufuRE they
sud when what Lady husband they will GET OF
| Of cva description.
Mystsrpss impossible ho profession hs
ghv respectable with unumerale
acknowledged extraordinary and skill
probability OF
others practice.
Consultation fee from VI 49, according 10 how aT they wish TO
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EXPORTS

British ship Qen, Mccartney Liverpool sailed from South West
pasa the iiI
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HG NorlcE.-Neither Captain nor Consig-
nt" ~ rh SLIP ELANCH Capt Rudolph. Liverpool, now
T' .i Dee Accountable for any ish 'on,raetel ny The rev
Iwi join lOJLE, Place
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nAN RICES MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
- GREAT NOVELTY IN NEW ORLEANS.
DAN RICES MUSEUM MESAGERIE opens the
Of s.. Charles and Poyi'As streets,
THURSDAY, November u.s.
male collection
FIFTY THOUSAND NATURAL AND ANTIQUE GuRioslIIEs
worthy the all classes. The collection Of WILD LIVING
ANNA IS is nls0 inter- ting.
= idu1isi,u Twenty I've Cen-cbair-u ra Price
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND N
QH FANCY DRESS ANNIVERSARY BALI, (Conme IA
Of Of will BY th r
CRESCENT RIFLES Of WASHINGTON REGIMENT, s-s@A<
a ARMoRY HALL Camp street. on SATURDAY EVENING,
January ls53.
Col. W ". W, Wool, Adiitant H. ksatiag Lieut.. bOlau,
Col W, Shaw, Capt. r.. Ieech, liaut. CavanHrEh,
Co Henry Foruo, Cap. j. J. Css,y, Lieut.. Reder
COL Joseph Eter, Lclt. c. H. Forno
civic
Hon A. p Crosman VIM H. Garland sl joseph Brennan Es1
Hon NJ NJ. Rsy noda :. G. t.k, Eq, j. = Sruhnr sslr
IIlu L. Winter, o. Pierson, sg, ]. L, Weber, E5q.
| Capt. j.. Youeuls Thos, c. Poole, Esl,
only procured from the following Commit
W W. W. Wool II Fona II. keatp, 5. C. kss j. Casey,
! C. n Farno, and g o'ieHry.
Ito fner ehraei Band engaged for the oecasioR;
BoeE-
| sores al Ne door the evening o. toe Bali.
sd ladies' rksts, snbsct to the
| approval NJ the Committee invitation.
Applications Ladies' Tickets be m at the oca Of MI
~ Risk, Commercial Plsce, Camp street. between
| the hours Of -. aad o'cllsk F.v. dec2a ID
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NAN RICEs HIPPODROME.-DAx Rio

AaERRIAMS MODEL OF THE CITY OF
We FRANCISCO. the ODD FELLOWS TALL.
TUESDAY January l- and every Day and Evsnag sud .
Nloe scale o. live
the h1ussz, shipping arvcs sa=AousaHd
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
olovnr, many, Lmona eunta-iy
furnished bile the Aiel eahn0l Al San Franris'o
san FaAsctsco July 81, 1859.
SrThe truth which the o. Sa
everywhere std in metropolis 10th
Model
our forts Rrd skill worthy OF comuendatian
Yours, specially,
+. Knighi, J. W. GreErry,
y, V. Mtcaudrav & Co. Ebh#ts q Co.
herS Church. Peabody d Co.
Rgrsovr4 Taft, N.Catilt 4 Co,
Adams 4 Co. Belsoa Barron 4 Co. .
To F. ]. MERRIAM, Esq.
pr Tiek-ts vs. cents season T,eks So cents deeso
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Hs'f~ NOTICE Neither the captain nor con-
the British ship CRESCENT CITY Cant iaru will 3.
ie~as IOuV TuoLE IS Bank Place
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Es- NOTICE TO CONstGNEEs.--The ship GALE
EDNA BRANDEn, Iuua' Re,sul MASTER Phalsphia.
d hanging her fst Second District will please
itgn o A receipt Of lor the e4r, otherwise viii BE-
stored ct their tleusi and risk.
Llt ]. d. AsIlRRLnGEA co. So 81 Chnt.-. .l1..t.
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Ef~ TNEE NoTICE.-The public are cautioned
stn. elns any p-r'7q account q r steamer PAcF,c
BILL sua paid. lIer2s I'M T. NJ tTIitAN, Cap Tain Pacific
ri" NorlcE.-No bills will be paid by steam
tott SWAMP fON uuaf l7 sI+i contract written
capt keH-t, SMITH FMlsTEk, ~ Poydfas street aec43