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Ia as,ez frs~ iMe snsa e gssnxs,ts s.Ss~x Ta.,.
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On Thursday evening, the 10Th inst, by the
Rev, Mr.. Wells, ut the residence Of Hon. j. c.
McKcan, EDWARD MALLoch, Esq, oi Gonzales,
to Mrs. Lucy = IL Acx 2Sri> af Caldwell.
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- stest tassvs a wE@ 81 Fe~fNsssua, IA, issSl
81 ssa ssa ssssN irg Asxeessts .ei scssA ~ aAsas,
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SIDDTEp

SiDDLERY
Ladies' and Gents. Saddles, Brides, Martingules,
Giiths, Stirrups and feathers, Whips of every kind,
Cronpers, Carpet aud Saddle Bags, Valices, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbnnds.
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NOTICE.
HAtans -

HAtsRs ~
GrnsgasS and ProeisGoas.
az aA us.sf seg4a " n n rests ~evA
W. g "a f@sa - ssssssise kcsss sssxss ~
saasa~ lee fsNSs s1f -, Fea Ssst spe
seSe4<Ass 5sae T. tSS&&ss
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Nttk tseest Naess - sAss.sss~ sseaass ssssne
Asss&etssssss - shs tsssse a 5ssssss issaxs~ Asa.
a. txSass kssssgr ttsssxs scassrt sAA4 KSazse sassz
sS>eSssi sasne - NE sSAH~ tss &xss te~~ssess8 -,
bs. sns Aessess ssn snsls ss4e.sss,s esssss,s
JAMES q MtIs,s~
fsA-h.h6 sA ssSx
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NEW ORLEANS. MAY 20, ls59

CorroN. The slightly improved tone given to
our markets by the Cambria's accounts, towards the
close of last week, was assisted on Saturday by the
publication Of the still latter intelligence from
Liverpool, per steamer Atlantic and the business
OF the day summed up 60o9 bales, prices closing
firmly and at rates npproximn,ing to outside figures.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, however, were
quiet days, the demand running almost entirely
upon even running lists, which were scarce and
held at extreme rates. In consequence, the bust.
ness of the three days did not exceed 1900 bales,
one or two buyers paving as hight rs lOai0tc. for
strict French Middling. Yesterday, about 1900
bales were taken principally for England, n, prcvi-
Gus rates. To-day the inquiry is still less general.
lowing, In some measure, perhaps, to the proximity
of later European accounts,) and only 1000 bales
have been disposed of in small iot-, .uaking the
entire business of the week 1900 bales, taken
mainly for Great Britain and France. The market
close with n dull feeling, rs few parties are ~sanguinc
enough to expect my very encouraging accounts
by the expected steamer from Liverpool. The re-
ccIpts here, from Let of September to date, are
] ,6lh,SI2 bales, against l,359,6lo TO same date
last year: and ut all the United States ports there
il now an increase of 25s, $40 bales, ns compared
with last year. The stock on hand tonight l.
l65, 79s bales. against 49, 1870 bales at the same
time last year.
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On Thursday, the 10Th inst, by the Rev.
John McCrnc, w. HISS JONES, Esq, TO Miss
SUSAN A.. l.. O'BAR, all of this county.
Also, at the same time and place, GEoRGg
w. DAVIS. Esq, of Dewitt. to Miss CHARLOTTE
HODGEs, of Gonzales.
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Estray Notice.

Estray Notice.
DySTRAYED by c.. II. DEWITT, living two miles
IL west Of Gonzales, ON the 18th of Nav. 1855.
n light colorcd ROAM MARE, with black name and
tail, about 4 Years Old, no brand visible. Appiai.
sed at $40 90.
r. CHENAUIT,
j~unci-st Clerk C. {. q. C.
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Is tie phuce Ia buy Goods cheap!
Adde's AMI Gentlemen, please give ~ a call
IL and you will find that We do the thing up
right, in the way of selling Good Cheap. Don't
forget the stand next door north of the Gonzales
Hotel, with the small sign, PECK, over the door.
Gonzales, June (, ls63-ly
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Accompanying the above announcement, VIC
received a glorious slice of magnificent pound
cake. Tho present is most acceptable, and
whilst returning thanks for il, We must wish
the happy couple n pleasant voyage on the sea
Of life, and u safe arrival at the isle Of Happi.
ness, that slumbcrs on the bosom Of the wave.
less deep.
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Nor Sale.
II At the Old Stand of DR.. C.. s. Brown,
Graflcnbcig's Vegetable Pills,
Fever and Aguc Pills,
" Vegetable Bittcrs,
Green Mountain Ointment,
Uterine Catholican,
Eye Lotion,
DIR. Jaynes' Alternative,
Hair Tonic
DIR. MoNh,ts Life Pills,
PhGnix Bittcrs.
June 4, ls63-1y j. DUFF BROWN.
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Matthews g. Willis.

ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
- public generally, that In addition to their
stock already on hand, they are now receiving direct
from New York, n
NEW AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
consisting In part of
Osnaburgs,
Domestics, Tickings,
Cottonadcs, brown blcachcd
3Encns, Cassincrcs, Flnnncls, Prints,
Printed, White a. Embroidered Muslins a.
Lawns, Black and Fancy Silks, Tissues and DO.
reyes, Gipghams, cotton aud linen Drillings, Hosiery,
Gloves, Vcls, work Collars and Sleeves.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
for summer wear, OF every variety of style aud pat
tern.
HATS.
A large and varied assortment.
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LIvrRrooL CLAss,rlcArloN.
NEW o n Nav n. p, n

NEW YORK, May 10, p. ".
~CorroN-sules of 2500 bales at full prices
Flour is firm, with sales of 5000 barrels Mt 81 5oai
6s for State, and 50 75a 50 % for Gcnesae; sales
OF 600 bbls Southern flour at IS l2aa5 3lt with
fair demand. Wheat-salcs of 5000 bushels ut
81 90 for Western white, and 81 81 for Gcncscc
white, with n good demand. Whiskey Il easier,
with sales of 300 bbls at 23c. Pork--salcs Of 800
bbls at sl5 so for mess, and S13 0Oal3 25 for
prime, for June delivery, aud 300 bbls mess at $40
90 for delivery in September. Beef Is firm, with
sales 500 bbls at sl3 90, Bacon-salcs Of 200
ties AT Ole for shoulders, aud aic for bans, with q
limited demand.
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Buchets, Pans, Dippers, Stiainers, Lard Cans
SntinlloIs 40
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
ummcr wear, OF every variety of style aud pat.

Tern.
HATS.
A large and varied assortment.
BOO7S d. SHOES.
Ladies' Silk and Lasting Caters, Jenny Linds,
Bloomers, Kid Slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses Shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting a
Kid Cutters, Pumps, Slippers, Boots of every kind.
HiRD WARE
Blacksmith, Bench and Farming Tools. Plouahs,
Augcrs, Traces. Log Chains, Axes, Broadaxcs, and
a large assortment of Nails, Locks, Latches, Hin.
gcs, DC.
1YNWdRE. .,.
B'chcts, Pans, Dippers, Stainers, Lard Cans,
Sprinklers, &c.
WOODWIRE
Palcs, Buckets, Trays, Rolling Pins, Axe handles.
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Chambers kittcr ~ Co.,
INDIANoLA, TEXAS,
Wholesale aud Retail Deoier ia
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots
and Shoes, Hardware, Cutie
ry, Crockery, &c,
GRoCERiES dND WES1HRy PRODHGE
WILL make liberal advances on Cotton or other
produce shipped To their friends in Now York, Phil.
~aielphia or New Orleans.
l~ndianola, Feb. ~, isos-ly
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New Goods.

ME subscribers take pleasure in inform.
IL ing the citizens of Gonzales and yicinity1At
tina, they are now receiving and opening ~
well selected stock of
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Pocket and Table Cutlery
a fine article, for sale by n. & II.
Union Poschong, and Imperial TEA.
just received and for sale by u. q H.
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y, ''t' Ilfht ~ st ttSpiEa
Gonzales, June 4, ls53-ly
}. DUFF BROWN,
PH YSICZAN& DIR UGGLSI
AT THE OLD STAND OF DIR. G. :. naowN,
GONZALES. ....... TEXAS.
s just receiving and opening a good assort- NJ
IL ment of Pure and Fresh
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuff, Paints, Oils, varnishcs, Window Glass,
Putty, Lamp Oil, Fine Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Paint and Varnish Brushes,
Camel hair Pencils, Surgical In.
strumcnts, Pcriuncry, Spi.
ccs, Snuifs, Mnnufuc.
turcd Tobacco,
Cigars, &c.
PA7ENTA MEDICINES.
Mustang Eminent, British Oil, Pain Extractor,
Hnrlnem Oil, Godfrey's Cordial, Slizcr Powder, &c.
Pure Wines and Blundies for medical purposes.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Superior Black, blue and Red Inks, Letter and
Cap Paper, Steel Pens, Stationery, School Books,
Fine Cutlery, Confectionaries, Fine Teas, &c.
.JERELRY.
Gold and Silver Pcns and Pencil Cases, Breaches,
Ear Drops, Gcntlcmcns Studs, &c.
All medicines warranted pure end fresh.
Orders from the country solicited and will be
promptly filled Mt satisfactory prices.
Cal! and examine.
June 4, ls63-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-29

b s,ssl3 "a n sQpEENs ARE. i ai,oii, =
NNT receiving, per ships Mary Hale ana
dndeiT 75 Grates dpesnsvya M king oArk aSseEt-
hsehl the Iargest in the west. sJ9as
I semi near the'P Post 9flees6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-29

cow.rDLY Misunderstanding morning about
-, o'clock as Mr.. Joseph WolfTs The foreman Of
:, lob Office, was passing through the Second
t,,I Market House, on his way to his work, he
=, suddenly selzed by the throat BY some 1n,
,,vn person. Luckily lie was provided with a
"a, cane with which he dealt his asSaiiant a
., tina, laid Lin over. Mr.. Wolf not knowing
a, many conference.-the assassin might have,
b no, deem it prudent TO tNrrX long. enough 10
-.u,fy him. There are. a number. of such cow
Inn rutfians prowling around oHrIstrsets, and
=, may be better known than they suppose.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-29

r, Ou,ors of the fire which Consumed the sta
nj Mr.. John NJ Lacey. on Saturday night was
/, f,,m candle left burning in the stablR aswe
:, .rOneously led tn state in yesterday paper.
I. sre by design or otherwise, was commune
an the hay in.the now and neither Mr. Lacy, nor
:, one Of his family had been IN The stable with
,,pdle that night. -4s rieia,.e - go sa-l.s
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y PoLITleAL

lGALTiAoRE, Nov. 2s.-The WashingtonI Union
OF this morning hns alengthy article 1ekouucing
The third Marty leadefS and saYsif political rene!
gades and traitors were b be Judged by their pro
LESSONS theywOUld all be sointed as models ofpa-
triotish; and cbutioning the DemocraLs TO be eau
tious in listening toappeals hch ropose to break
up the established organization, .aa4si IT,.
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gINCINllATI fMARKE'T! ,

.CisoInHlmg November 2s.-+ FIo4s, Steady s5:20s
5,25Es WHISKY 2i3. Cheese good 1deman4t 9,ctss
HOS dill al 4; with sales 700 head sla9g teting
is suspended owing 10 the warm weatheE and Sefy
few arriving, the pens being full Lard 81 cents.
Green HAMS from sloprhogs at st Sugar dull and
deeliring new tullges from az 10 cts GLASSES
cash, 72c. at so days aiDed apples Bniisr
10a15 cts. Ess1i!se ~ ii.5s alin 5 ~
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DEATHS AT SEA.

.NEwI YoRK, Nov. .2s.-The packet ship New
World from Liverpool had IS deaths during the
passage out Of 1854 passengers. The deaths were
nearly ali by cholera. The ship Geo. Hetbert also
had IS deaths outof passage list OF 6IS., .leL1.
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FlrAL AccrDENT.2fbe N .:Tganiown Mirror OF
Saturday says: On Saturday nothing last, James,
,ged IL years. son Of Mr.. Joel Ridgway,sOf lhis
county, was killed qnasF e following painful cir
eumstauces. Passing new schQo lhouseso on herssT
back, one Of the w6rRmenIiH theact Of Smuggling,
dropped single aad frightened theihofses ups
setting bucket or eggs which the boy earn;
iug. The lad was then, thrown off among some
stones, and his skull baaiy fractqTeds4 sHrvi-
we'd until part Of the ftashFel bones had been
removed by DR.. JosePh.A. 8EcLane, OF this ipiaceS
hut died soon after fht u ratio He iRias a III
ltrestiug and pTppjslqg lsay end theit sud
den bereavement The afflicted parents have iths
gmpathies of the community ia ,i - ~ y q 49,
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lALABAMA ELEcT[oN.

MoSrd6MERys Nov. 26 thu enlanin Flu patTIck
has been elected ny the State Legislature to Gil the
seatin the United States Senate left vacant blythe
Resignation of Vice President King, Mr. Fitzpat-
rick had previously been appointed by the Cover
nor. The Legislature has also elected @. @. CiaI
as the other representative in the o. S, Senate, for
the term expiring in 1853 sd.r-i i.=79 atstsl
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RRnzE AZ TIHR IoE..lL

iBANaoa, Nov. 2s-The navigation in the PEN
obscot river ilus closed. There are from 60 to so
vessels with full cargoes, and B;esm=rs enclosed
inibs ice within Ave miles of the city. The ship
ping agents have made contract to cut them out
at 81 per ton.A - 90 ~ -, ,-..,,
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LATER FROM : TRXAS.

BILrrMoEE, Nov. 2sth--New. Orleans papers Of
Monday are received, and contain dates rom Gal
weston 10 the 17tit; which unnou hce the oEganiza
tioiof the Legislature aud delivery OF the mes
sage of GoveER9r Bell. " The message is largely
devoted To the subject Of the Pacific Railroads.
The Governor Tecommen the FL Pasoroute. This
system Of military leieuceon The frontier is Com
planned OF as Inadequate; and the action olthe Legs
isluture is inyuked.,f5 q d5,i 'zgi ,fsa st''
The yellow fever is still lingering at Galveston
alIi Houston, AL, nj ,,.s5-7e-r ca ~, s-s ~ ,il
sAIetlers from FL Paso of the, 9th says the In
dians had attackeda company Of Americans, and
stole Eve hunJted head of horses and miles, and
dian depFedations are daily occurring. They even
venture Within few hundred yards OF the fort DC .
cupiedby the. ~. troops, 3sS. so i3s,.uAH.
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&, CANNOT perceive the wit of a .'Witty Inci-'
:. fr,nished us by correspondent. The
9, ,,,y be with our Obluseness; if 500 a misfOr-
= vbi;h we cannot help, will prevent this
=, incident from dawning on the world in,
], columns. -s-.s 80. ,ssal..f ~.
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G5FA letters 10 France HO9Il 9pI Belgunl must Do
pePsid 81 cents by the American steamers 10 Myeoo
and 5ccntS BY British Letters TO
amt Italy Should uner tho rule TO reach earlier
thstg destination tr zrstqstf ~ -iss,
closed mail Ofleters and newspapers Tor States and
cities iOf.te German Austrian, Postal Union aud Dem
lslands etc, Is sent from this Office senweeky.s
NKWYoRK.7 HoYo1S63; ,iya 4z4's ls1tsr5 t=1r.ia
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WARRINGTON HALL.-Fo night at Washington
ALL. will be delivered the second. Lecture ,of,the
his which we heretofore announced BY the Rev.
y. B,EkEG, President Of Allegheny College, We
,,:s attention to the following communication,
If,r further particulars refer our readers 10 the
rJ,.,tlsement in anothe4 column: ~ 80 100
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You arc my friends, at liberty to use this as you may
think proper and believe mos yours very
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iBosToH, Nov. 26th.-Ths latest accounts from
Europe, per Canada, state that great excitement
existed ON the Danube. The young soldiers Of
the French army in Rome were anxious to join the
Turks. eSA!4 = hEHT30BgE
Large numbers of Russian troops were concen
traliug at ,VOEhynia. DO h%<.,a -.ii7 y -.
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FELEGRAPHIG NEW S
BY the Nattbnal Zinc.
rELRGRAPHND FoRTail Sly n GIEIdsNcR
later EFonI Call Iornia
ARRIVAL OF d

ARRIVAL OffR7-4 NtE r -,
NEw ORLEANS, tas. liner ID 4
States has arrived er9 ltat from San staiis
cisco To Nov. 1St bang tl - Is u eTS Herald
vices are inteTeSti ~ - - ~
The steamer AneHcai Eagte but het DO Hers
enTouie between san $40 and lftonb IN
stantly killing elgtl ny 9adi glfdln
many Others. Anesp losion ID oecdl MI board
the Stockton by WI ieh two or tiltee ere lnsl
aud several persons wounded
The building know rs He tarc SEQ t39
has De ell entirely coIlsatie,l by IKE.
A serious riot occifft e Il i 81 I'd aIaffIIs
csc. Three Spaniards were kitted an the aHfaS.
AseQMpl mertatY, hilnet was q tVells " g9hh
Mitchell, the Irish Patriot, @hich was lnrgely al
tended and passed OF in me styles = sss'tA
The condition of society was improving. kiene7
raj good health prevailed. Tie mining operations
wee tlourisiIng. Gold f,uudIEh sfeat
The Indians had given sone trouble III the lnte-
fior. ~ g9r
The weather was fayofahle..
Later accounts IRON, Oregon bring no news oil
There IS news ten days later fton ire Sandwich
Islands AnOths change had tatslls pin ce y lhs
ministry. PRIME Kamrhaineha had rssigasd AlIs
office otsP Prime Monster, and John Young Gppoi-
ted his successor. = -
No other hews offmportanee. q tA
CoMMERCE.-The trade OF San Francisco and
indeed, mostly throughout California, was dull
owing 10 ihe aIgs stock OF goods, and OF all art-
clts except Hour, which was quoted as nIInIy heIu
at previous prices. decline was noticed in INA
ny articles.
The crops throughout California, as far as can lie
ascertaned, turn out finely, making large yields.
The money market was stringent aud heavy dis
counts being made.
SMiPPING LNTELLIGENCE.--The Alta California
contains the following shipping intelligence of ar
rivals from the Atlantic ports, from the 18th until
the LIST of November,y wig: S4Ii' Reindeer, CaptnIn
Banker, New YORK; oh tue l7th ship Amazon,
Baunc, Boston, May 81 ship, Venice, Capt; Fingg,
fond, City Point Richmond, APril 2Otll; ship Con-
test, Capt. Brewster, New YORK; John Battfum,
Capt Lindbolm. Boston; White Sduall, Capt. ke-
needy, Philadelphia; Atalanta, Capt. y. w ailace,
New York; Wild Ranger, Seas, Boston; !; Queen
Capt Lincoln, boston; Mary Anu fuy Boston; Hun
ni6al, Captain iMitchells BOstUnS @. &C. SctantOn,
Capt. Hamilton, New York Harrisburg, Captain
Matlhews,.fo for New York. ~. ssl :. ...iis, ..5
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NEWi. '6RtEA Ans. MARKEEsTt.'

,NEwsio ORLEANS, Nov, '2ett. Cotton unchanged.
The teceipts at all the pors 70 date IalE
$4,000 bales short Of amount IecsiYet to same
time last year Strict mlddling 9tci Sales Of BIO
Cofesat sr . = 5 ss, z I'D
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FROM BUFFALO.

.,BUEEALo. NOV. 32st6. -W Gather is, warm and
prospects favor late closing Of navigation. Yes
sells On the Lake dte actively employed: - '-'.f
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= sIr.MrE vlRoiNlA was sold yesterday al
~ 20 for $50, 600, to Mr. W. W. shriveT. ''~1'
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Aatsl Hatsll Hats!! -.

gloF THE LATEST FALbsFASHLUN.. 7f Q
WEaEe now Hats q BE- latest ts
and the public with Hans mat anqt be surpassed
ali our Tho first class, they will
nsed Al prices asloW thos con,
OF Son and yoptls and chil.
jren's Hats Also, large assortmont OF lends Hats
of the togo her with ina assortment of
mems and y0uts' Cloth Glazed, and Silk Plush Caps
Tho latest styles Those desirous obtaining good RI-
botr taste and economy by pure splendid
Hat and Gap store, No, 1928 doors north Of w IT, Sci.
bv,s Dry G ools House. yves side Main &treet.t
tSep12t.,s i,,5it -. ..,.f55t3 ~. W. UNISON
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Name OF die Govern II0te OF Port '7FFETsFIs'
Line. meut be- DepaT tof DepaT= DERIVATION.
long 10 tui6.'s tAthfe. IS'4A y
Cunard, O Nc u, III g lNegYofkI LiSerpoH-
Bremen, u. IS. lNewYorh iSOuthnItn, Bremn
California, U. 81 I . o = lNewYorkl NoD
Bermuda, Cf.tBs : n lNeIVYorliSt 'Eh0'Ss bermuda
cunard, G b. 9gfROstonS liverpool.
Havana, u, S.,L ~ tNewYprE - fsg - 4
Collins, f'U. s, IL NewYoTlIi IiNeTpooL
Bremen, lBIet1'ni 10 NewYolk 81 Bremen. -
'CuIaTd, Oh. -1G EewYoFkl LIVERPOOL,
Hayle, us. is Ne@Yerkt southm'tn, Hayre
California, H. 81 NewYorkl ,ss,t
cunaTd, T.. u, % l1:oston, Liverpool ID,
Collins 1, U. S, 90 ,lNewYorll LIVERPOOL, r
Havana, %. S. % iNewY0rkf III -.
CunaTd.- ltG B.. Il so orltLiverpool.
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81 fIssIA ANS TuRKRY.

sNEw YoRK, Nov. 27.--A private correspondent
from Isoplon Ith, states that Nesselrode las Off
ciallY non fel the English Government Of the teso-
luton ofthe Russians to fight II out,with Turkey.
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RIVER AND WEATHE

iPtrrsuundn, November 2sth.-River 4 feet 4
inches. and fqllngTa.wlgeat fine and clear. i
,GIMclsNATB Nov. 25i-River rising slowly
WeakileEf pnlQI eIl,t $3.50 lgg-i
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Partner, gaIpted.. 4s l.'.,.i. p
STEAM ENGINE MANUFACTORY ,ATa4s

PRIVATE SAEE.
The undersigned w5il OF the one hafof Phips
,ve tiii ElB MdIgt otOTys together with tho
erS1i laines tools and patterns. .d5 ~
Tor tho necessary lathesS @ n AddN
flols! for OF conducting the
sIe descriptions Of Railroad Lars etc., In
4 ne P6dhdfy and RDgine Mangfaetorys b
Terminal der, 1874 ~ that
an fhoss JsSifi,s "a eds b the above business, will
ehsnea lor good e9tshiSe
osptracIs fSV tsfs ashoFt ttEle, F0E further In
formation apply to the Subscibsr, II by Ieits,
Octe0ssm q ~ ri a. - 90. 5.lLsa[2--
: = q FRESH ARRIVA be 10 49, =
6T8oxEs and qusEtsF herr lSsisls, "a lg
SO "a pSPet ate11 Gam6hdsi
barrels Texas Pecan ,NPtsti torl
s do Fflbefts-Jnst received by .,.,.sy,,.
A. EyV hotties or RaEn's lTops'
N Thfsf the finest neTIuEpe The hand -
For sslely,ii J b VoWkLLs :.