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LoNDoNShip Susan HnFs-ai7 hhdu tobacco $4,000 stayss
LTyERPooL-ship Characteristics bales cotton spOO slaves.
LIyERPooL-Shp Yolan-9ssS bales cotton, $500 slaves.
YoRKshp May Quen9 cotton 30 do rope cuttings
2tiercas and 1855 hhds sugar, AZ bes inolaszss
II bds agng $50 wheat 400 dc oats
PENsAcoEAschr Waiter M5o bhs -four pork 10 do rugar
10 do whisky ht bSs moAae 200 sacks 20 do coffee
packages merchgodise.7 t5=zs
ST MARKsschr Petes5 bbls -four whisky ls do
potatoes do OIL 10 is
sdo candies 81 eass bacon "a coils IA aeka
anb snndTies.
GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Lousianass bbls
eu 80 do potatoes p do whisky casks
oats y do coffee 90 do E " boxes cheese 20 pisces baggng coils
rope ~ ksgs lard.
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CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY Evening, November q, 1854
The arrivals to-day uuimportant and about lao
head of Western Beeves, 400 Hogs 200 Sheep, good
stock Of Mich Cows and Veal CATTLE and heavy supply
of Attakapaa and Texas Cattle remain sale. Holders
Of the better descriptions Of stock pretty firm at
ouotatiOns Ii
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EmggaUssag OF Lecon.pse.

g Copies of the ENGRAVING office OF the
Publisher. &c. McALL1sTER, Engave No. Is Camp ST,
ns spt.38pi and at R. Hall co No IS Canal street
Stattoner's Hast.
D. FELT s. STETs SON,
On CHaRTRES STREET, 81
DAVID FELT, HENRY G. sTETsoN,
New York. New Orleans
II The Propristor of this Establishment respectfully
publs generally they have on
hand extensive Of Blank BOOKS, PAPERS,
STAPLE STATIONERY the attic ntion OF
ohera following list STOCK hich
for the VERY LOWEST PRICES, REASON
ABLE TERMS.
In connection with this .sahishment there is large JOB PRINT
NC OFFICE BOOK B1NDEKY work
From facilities offered recent change in The con-
enabled sell all articles this let only
e. s G 81 N @ Mes nS %
FACED BLANK BOOKS.
Ledgers, Day Books,
'oai Bja,,;.u Cash hs ssSss' Book,
Invoice Books, Order Books
Letter q, BIq saa,. Record Books
The above of paper styles Of ruling and
Binding TIE s sssA s Ss to
~ WRITING AND LETT Err PAPER.
sssss
of English, French and American manufacture.
STEAMBOAT BOOKS.
Passage Registers, Receiving Books,
Receipt Books, Cargo Receipt Books fer Cotton or
General do do, Sugar.
e essEs s ss d. Books Wages ssssa'i Tss ssss
Long Dseha,gng Boeks Dsehargng Paper
Manifest Heads, Bills Fare,
all ruling articles
by Boats. Particular attention paid this branch.
GOLD PENS.
n Lei da P1 obsas and 5
BOOK.RINDER's STOCK
Blue Morocco Marble Spriuked Papers,
Ruling Ink Binders Boards Plough Knives French Berries Brazil
CUTLERY.
Joseph Rodgers Jonathan Crooks Pocket Cutlery very
Prout'a celebrated Printing Inks, ali colors
DIARIES FOR 1856. =,a
Feta Diaries for 1855, jail and styles.
PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS.
Eagles Harry Merry Highlander
ing Cards. assorted bachs Printers Blank Cards. all es Visiting
Cards ofa very superior quality.
INKS.
Maynard Noyes' David StetRon,s English
Writing Inks Copying Inks French
Canine.
Stands great Yariety Sealing waers Pens
every CoOed Glazed Pape Paper Weights
Books Pad Botsrs and Port Folders fla catiei Wood
paper Wa; coors Pencils Lead and Slate
Pencils Quls Pre- se Presses Stamping Presses
q ssery dspen Cases. Cash Boxes EnVsops
and Nos in ESss dfa
Time Dice Boxes chessnen BANKERS Shears
Silver bianR Neses sIanf Bill
Bills Exchange Pen Racks Custom House Blanks lnda Rubber
Wafer Pink saucer Red Ipe cribbaEe Port Monuaes
Calendars Wrapping and Printing PaIs all sizes Thermometer,
FoO with Loek Esers and Desk Knives Red and Blue chIns
D. FELT & STETSON,
1 .no Stat;ar Hin NJ.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-Employm between the hours
w Of 81 and b. young well acquainted in
this city talk English, German and understand e Of tho
French angugga TO mind roec distribute bls
make generally useful given
to w. B.. Crescent office,
fSHAMBERMAID WANTED-A Slave or
" Free WOMAN, who understands keeping perfect
order. LAwRAsoN EuRANK, lilo Camp atreet. nl7
M ANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
capable giving nssraction Vocal and
mental Music preferred liberal will be paid Address
MS 4 L. F PARKER, Alexandria, La.
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MoBILE-sohr Bloome-Lumber to ORDER e5s=s a 4&
MoBILEschr Martha Wofseo sacks salt whsele Burke
KEY wEsT-Brig Kite7ooa buheis saltt Burgers
PREMIERSHIP AOaaendoI2 hoxea mde yogts Jaurensnd.
GREENocKship PIG Choteau vsee
lB0 do Wood Low
BREMENsbip KeotIoo dimtjohba III hampers potatoes
T Buddecke Gcoe00 pipes
and Warneksn RcbhoG- Ioeaus
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Campbell d. Co.
REeEIPING IND FoRH.aRDING MERCHANTS.
mas 3p2m MoRJJr A.,

~ SPIN MOBILE, Ala
GLENN'S VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
w % and 81 Grsyler street
40 THE TRADRWe have in receiving The
largest and MANUFACTURED ACcnS
unnrsd in hia mar6et.
We give below OF the most popul.r
tureIs nearly all of which are SOLE AGENTE
Booker 4 Haasy'a Lecomte,
an :, 70 Young America,
Il u Ferguson Il Goa Know Nothing,
10 Cubs Tviat
Jas L b Sla7'0a' Eta sss t,rsd,
Burton May,a EItrs,
Capt Sam Bsrssr's Jenny Lid ~
Do CAPT Bragg
JH Stone q Co.. Cranberry,
Miller 4 crsn,h,r's Biua .c City,
n
Ayrss Peubsrton's Backsye,
Do secpnd Family
Booth q Fergntouts Buena Vista,
Do Coupettion
Goo ". Gillian l. Bros Wine Sap .~
Do Salle6s
Ferguson, HAtehst Il Co.'S Sun Cured,
Do Gold Leaf
Geo. a; Smith a. Goa GRIND Dad Twist,
Do Engine ~,
smihscu Holland, Psscars
..a..-. Do Bloomsr Twist,
Col. A. Lahwiehs Burkss Allen Co.
Do Geo. A. Buikes, -.
John L Il Browns ~. i E sE.sd.,,
Spence Cawthorns Ertrs lbs,
Do D. R. Edley,
W. A. Reads Read Nash hhIf ibs
Do BeSehus.
We have various other Tobaccoa smaller
general assortment Of IS, Is, S. lus, l2s and les,
-. And...
SMOKING TOBACCO, Of all kinds and args Of
o.p.
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PASSENGERS.

Per ahp Ambassador from Bremen494i in the steersse
Per ship Itzsen Weicker, from Bremen ateesage.
Per ship W v Kent, from Brsmsn-97s in the stosrage.
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CoNsIGNEEs.

Per ahp Bale from Baimore-Dr Cot,nan coC
Henderson, Buddscke &eo-H
&co-slark Day wheeler
a. Bske-Esin Lee &co--Brlge BroaWood
swney Green dsoW yrudsnburg HawknsRsebe
Washington &eoHcmes Mcdonald
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LIST OF VESSELS IN POET ROT cLEkRED,
Rart,A.

==---a----=-------
Wlndermete. -. Al, d3
Wizard King. 2,di
W v Kent. a. d4
Young Brander, ,36,d3
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RrIgs.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

THURSDAY MoRsrsG, November %, 1864.
COTTON :. The demand was fair yesterday, and the
sales embraced $500 bales without any change of moment
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. 515fa62 Middling Far,.....-0s4
Ordinary IA ak Fair loI
Middfing.... .s0s1 Good Fair. .....-f9-
Good Middllng. ..s@s3s Good and Fair....,-i0-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
cotros-bslss: ToBlceo-hhds
S Rsssiv on h sInea Sept Ss ISIS 2s'l2
yesterday ...... los 2g2292 44- $50
slss7o 1851
yesterday. ...... 5000 164ss4 947=14 s22
Stock on hand, not cleared .......15s 1885 1919
TOBACCO We did not hear of sale
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. The sales of Sugar en-
braced 1900 hhds at 3044 and 40 for Fair to Fully
Fair. OF Moasses, 1900 bbis sold at 160l74 for
ordinary, and 1876 % gallon for prime.
FLOUR. We noticed sales of 1900 bbls including AS
St Louis at ii 500 at So co. and 100 Fancy at SIS 75D
ss s71S U Dbl Also Tuesday ZIG bbs Fine at 121s
% Dbl.
GRAIN. The transactions in Corn were confined to
about 1900 sacks at 900 . bushel
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at S23 y Dbl for Mess. Bacon dull, with sales Of
casks Sides at lO and 20 tierces sugar cured Hams
at 1876 % fb.
RICE. Market heavy, and $50 terces Carolina have
been disposed of within the last two three days at
@64e, mostly o. " Ii for prime
COFFEE. Sales 1850 bags Rio of which AGO old a,
9 800 at 81, 200 at sz and 800 prime, from the Ha
Yards cargo at exc q Ii. The sale of $500 bags from
the GATHERINGS cargo reported yesterday morning. wa.
at eke.
WHISKY. "A lot of 81 bbls Raw sold at 400 p
gallon-an advance.
FREIGHTs. Cotton shipping to Liverpool at ed.
EXCHANGE. -. Demand very limited. We quote:
Sterling 1o85aO1o94 and 100 v
fIaHcb Fs uOlAl
New York Sixty-day Bills. OK q ct discount
Sight Checks on New York AN61z u cent premium
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Louisiana Talbot Galvescn and Natagords
Harris Morgan
Ship Susah Kinks, Glsusen, for London, Whitney Zoo
Ship Oriental, Robinson for Liverpool, ] Whitney
Ship Voaut, Bray for Liverpool Whitney kco
Ship May Queen, Brookman for New York, Fosack kco
Ship 0pheia, Mason for Boston, W Hynron SEQ
Schr Rasaide Whitaker, for Mobile, Newton d Farsly
schf W alter NJ, Iapkn, Tor Pensacola Jshn Hurley dec
sehr Peis, Fawce for St Marks Newport Rogers o
.mz chromosomes ARRIVED. ,.s-..5 =5
Ship Bell Rock Pendeon &c from New York, mas
ter 4h district a.
Ship William Pendeon, Bremen, 2T September TO
naster-4th diatct. ~
Ship Ambassador Mcdonald from
ter-lst district
ship Itzstien Weeker, Bremeu goth September
to Waneken g. Ktcllhoi-4th district. - -
British ship 0uanaat Hatfield from Genock It'll October
well &co--Point. 'z'a7SNtt55.
Brig Kite Thompso days from Key Puig co-Point
Schr Martha Wolff Dunohoe from Noblle-Basin.
Schr Bloome Bailey, from Mobile, TO master-Basn.
Below-Coming Up. Y
Il By Telegraph.l ~.
Ship Memphis Davis, from New York.
Ship Rio Grande, from Liverpool IL Ashbridge &co.
Il Steam boats.
Latona, Gross from Dobdells Store.
Anna, Hoffman, from Grand Lraie. T
Music. Strsck. from Lafourehe.
= Gem, Ebert, from Baton Rouge, ~
I'm Wright Clarke, from hliliken's Bend.
Frank Lyon Estes, from Princeton. j
Compromise, Orr, from Fort Adams. *
ST. Charles, Apologize, from Bayou Sara.
Illinois, Fukenor, from st Louis.
Bluff City Hieks, from Louisville.
Towboat AngoCe, Hooper, from the Paases-wen light
brought ships Amba ador and ltzsiein Wscker brig
Ango-Amercan Martini down and
18th ship 0swego Veocty-brcugbt
uG up ships v Kent Bell Rock and Oncanasa.
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a MEXICAN THEATRE--BEsErrr or THE

at Of bss LoGAS-THIs EVEN.
II I'm the farce q TO
"A MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
j ss ne NJ
s ssa:a II H. ss ss r. p ; @ s
wh,.a % s ps aa.
al 10 iva co.'s
ss
s.reps, q The RayeIT,oupe.
ORLEANS THEATER Novem-
yetnser a. 1s5-Frst appearance Of Nine. LAGET PLAN
ss 'is @ P.
their hsipsaa oet Otherwise sSsy viii Be d..
B The public contreep have ordss.o
HI AN RICE'S-ST CHARLES STREET, oPYo-
< s sTss on 'pis si G oa
sa 4. ss e e FL E esaM o5 sas
s s Cory and WEBB srd hsir EVEN
fssri ss ae
coay Msslsa he 'I psamsses to con
SADDLE aissdonad MesiIlsn
A RMORY HALL-SEcoND WEEK OF WEST g.
IN PEEPS ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINsTaEIs--During the
vi JULIEN sGsE sSsiE
t IL %YsE p ToaAss hsHTs NEW 40
rs- For particulars see bills of The day.
MATT PEEL Manager,
naotf DR. 7. A JONES Agent.
VANNUCHIs AMERICAN MUSEUM, 81
I'D j. e., ss,s-
TIE BELaeEREsT Po%E Hsfa IF EUROPE
consisting Queen yeioa The Of Austria and
Epgsnd her Robes Of State the Continental
a beautiful episode in the life Of
WASHINGTON
when the bridge TRENTON Ladies
him with howera previous hh Inauguration Preden Of the
United States.
dent Of the United States; Maj SCOT; Maj Cen
Zshary Taylor General Lewis Cas-; Hon Henry spesng
STEPHEN eiRARp y N''''N'''
IN Masonic Regas figure and perfect Lkene
been added 10 the Museum. go
Attended by the elite and fashion.
~, Fer here Ess;.lsss de nnouasraion dwells"
BIRTH OF OUR SAVIOUR:
This beautiful groupe is worth visit from family the city
THE LAST SUPPER
consisting Of Christ and his Twelve Disciples
played great skll-zIruiy wonderful
Of Hon. Daniel Henry Clay Hon. John c. Calhoun
5e Of the most perfect presented the public
C. chonR as R lat . 9a ihs ssa
TIE k displayed these fgnres ony fully BY
B. T. HINES, NJ MA this distinguish
ed genteman PROFESSOR WEBSTER and DR., PARKMAN.
~ hdmis.ion 50 cent? cadten half price NIL Wv
- OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
u The shadeaR ROPER TRAVIS respectfully
the citizens of New Orleans they hsve opened
whole of which thing the kind
the South they have spared expense procuring ever
Parents respectfully invited call GYBfNk
tho Exercises taught there strongly all
There anO attached the Establishment BATHING ROOM
with every necessary re- uirer ent.
CIV openfrom the morning until 10 O'Clock she Even
-
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= VOWS FxTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA

GINGER-Nohing need be said % command Inc aehtlah o
~ t Aha article unadnite
rated Medical men, those seeking harmless 70
brackh and tubd rely upon s
is also extensively used for culinary
Ia aorng cakes ETC. To the afflicted with
S1r,aY nants Debility Fever and Agus
nothing been
equal Manufactured by e. THoMAs Lfo Shens' Az
Broadway, New York - ,,,,, ,,,,crp ,h,a I,,rg
ar Inquire LYONS PURE GlNGER Sold BY reputable pfu9
eists throughout the world Sold IN New Orleans "
ala snan j. WRIGHT Il CO., Isl ChaFtrss street
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tSr Those nabe for the of RUPTURE In sli ita
popularity the proclaim
with heartfeltjoy eufadI
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEpynlii
The Of hscountry well
universally their appreciation
tive Truss, they the only that
dlsrsn aeOrom others III light elastic comfortable
closes completely tho herna and perfectly
rupture exercise But here observed ha
tue construction the that
they nas 70 m application
that good will result Dr. Lawrence
bted Enghh writer on Hern ably argae Is the
opera echancal
n The RUPTURE REMEDY application which,
absorption facilitating sdn
certain preventive
abdo predisposon rupture.
The Of the pfcpreorof this Remedy
who devoted the study and treatment Of Hens
Rupture to select tho
si76 andshspe promote a speedy and fadieAenre
IL Particular attention given Rnptufed Childfsd
PLANTERS their SLAVES CURED without
interfering with theriabor enhanced in VALUE and USEFUL
NESS,
n Persona TRUSS and RUPTURE
worthless limitations,
nnmbs Of the store and inquire
or and have personal interview with
DR. SHERMAN,
tsksa Iusp 20 st. Oknrlee atv
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A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNIolS.-rHE AMER

A MEXICAN ARTISTS UNIOlN.-THE AMER
a. h ns ssa the csaas s for s % s
the fine arts throughout the and with the
.ssS he sssSS
1 works Of art aHs
" s s EDs4. es,or. receives not
only Engraving alse ticket which en-
mi l. R psi,s yx paPs d
asss sxs @ e sa @
(. 4 e.. ssa XII p.ps OF tile en-
R sss an EGes actually worth that na
iii promoted aed
Agents. have resolved to treat with at h
an i Giant sy sass
]. al SAs IN @ vii e. Ps in til.
given the United States and the Canaaa
LIST OF GIFTS.
100 Bass Of Washington siS SSSS
a sss Iss - 5s ,sSS
80 Elegant OLD Paintings, in splendid gilt frances 80 nm,
100 s sIS ,sss cd taSl Paintings; -.
500 rats ssaS nssss 10
OIL Of ihe Warrington Monument, aos2s inches ,.o,
ss,sss Steel Plate Easravins '''
s Aai rev SSsn e ss market
f sfH 'S D~ess, NswIorF
~ alias Lots in 100 and l0st Streets
cS eash s5sioe feet deep, $4,000
10o Wills Sites, containing each lo000 square fee,m
" The auburba 0 NewYork City, and commanding
a magnificent Of the Hudson River and = - o.o
Long Island Sound, 500 ee'uoo
~ reapg.ahs o'as :. es $50 sach 5000
m 'iy' w. 100 each 5000
1 1o T" SO each s,00t
a aSo +" 70 each b,u0t
oa q each 10000
Rareuce in regard the Real Estate, +. j. ViSSCHEE
nj Real Estate Brokers' NewYork
a Orders tpost pad1 money enclosed, to be Addressed
- j, w. HOLBRO0KE Secretary, sos Broadway, MY.
f The Engravngs the Catalogue ready Tor delivery
Cd Smis
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

ATEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
hand ceuataatly supplied
Znc Paints made b the New
Jersey Company, which
accommodating Oils in packages 100
lbs. SNOW white, Colors. Fors b
myi G. C. B0sERT a Co., IS Camp sreet.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY MORNING, November %, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
GROCERIES.

R. W.. .ssfasaas,
-4=ms oCER,
Corner Of Front, Common Fulton Streets
B constantly large complete
prices
STEAMBOAT SToRER-Speeia paid keeping 1t
ali times null stock OF Articles required by Boat
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THURSDAY MoRsrsG, November %, 1864.
COTTON :. The demand fair yesterday, and the
sales embraced $500 bales without any change of moment
in nrices
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s Reference in regard the Real Estate, +. j. VlSsCHEE
CO Real Estate Brokers, NewYork.
e Trds {post paid money enclosed to be addressed,
~ j. W. HoLBROoKE, Secretary, sos Broadway, MY,
B The Engrangs the Catalogue are now ready iof
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A ORLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Novem-
yefnser a. 1s5-Frst Appearance Of Nine. LAGET PLAN
JktREs night OF the grand THE HUGUE
MCdMeSsrs Gsniorel Bosdas, LacrsiIMmss Lage Petss
E EorEPersohs who have engaged requested
posed Of.
B The public informed that the TO
l tiv oarsdffat shad
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GARDINES-In wholes, halves and quarters,
~ supsrfne article, just recsiyed and for sale by
NtctloL', ~ camp
ERIE FRUIT AND HAVANA PRESERVES
p,Ss IL 'As' AA' sA' RF, RiCHoLs, % Camp s.s.
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] P Whitney. -. Poin. W
n g Humphreys. .5s,d4 W
Joseph Holmes. Point "
y Montgomery. ~, d8 "
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g Copies of ENGRAVING for sale at the office OF the
Publisher &c McALLISTER, Engraver Nc. Is Camp ST.
ns sp4taSp and at R. HALL CO rs. No. s6 Canal street.
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RAvEL TRoUPEn Of
Troupe Varieties
Thomas Peede has obtained The IF the ssags IhsA for
93Oa which great bill ifbe presep.edThs great
Mnle. YRCA MATTHIAS, will appear In tbs
bal of GENEVIEvE GRAND DANCES. FRANCOIS
RAxEL il ia his Of Bertrand in ROB
ERT MhCkIRK EATS OF AGILITY ON THE TIGHT ROPE
ETERLuDE MUsIcAvth other entertainments BY the entire
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nAN RICEs-sr. CHARLES STREET, opro-
4 RMORY HALL-sEcoND WEEK or WEST 4

"A lI1tLU--t5fCUNU W
IA PEEPS ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINsTaEIS.-Daring the
preseu. week will be Introduced NEW FEATURES,
which will be found the JULIEN BuRLESQUE BURLESQUE
Il. TuRE ON WoMAN's RIGHTS, NEW SONGS. DANCES AND
CHORusEs. Il
EE For particulars bills of The day.
~ Tickets 50 cents. Tier and Gallery IS ceats.
MATT PEEL, Manager,
n90u DIR. II. A. JONES' Agent.
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EyIRE CRACKERS-1000 boxes, for sale by
MIS- a. D. GRIEF q co. 40 a Old Lsyae.
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n vEGAs-DAECING ACADEMY, No. ~
Cd IS Carondect street ~
rbs Dance for a. ssasoa-ths NE sALTARELA. A
nag nl
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VA ESTERN GHEESE-500 boxes choice W
w R. for sale by A. D. eaIEfs CO.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1854-11-01
SMlYGNAs DlNlho9 /.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1854.
H0WsiF WoRKS-Mo Half Way Bust
ness

We often hear it asserted by persons who are
opposed to Prohibitory Liquor Laws, that they
would.aot- work WELL for the people say, they
"would not suffer the continuation of such laws
that deprived them of their tliberty.n Well,
we see from the account below that the people
have Borne with it, they are still Bearing with
it--and that is not aH+ they intend for all time,
to come to bear with itsf AL we asked for was
r Gir trial. Maine has given it to us---the re-
suit is satisfactorily to them-zand the evidence
most happy for the whole country. This is all
we ask in Delaware; and then, if the people
are not satisfied, We viii willingly yield to
whatever they say. But we will not keep our
readers longer from the statement. Hereit is
The Maine Temperance Journal says:
s.The rum party has not even one member Of
the Senate, and when the vacancies in that body
are filed, it willbe unanimous for the Maine
Law In the House, no rummy will be found
so faras we have heard, and we shall have fol
the FIRST time, bold, eatsPQken Maine Law
Governor. a. ST aaes sf.a. Is fa 2n1ii.t
SOUR Representatives and Senators in Con
gress are all Maine law men; and though Full
Ter and Farley voted against the Nebraska vii
lapy, their vote to continue the whiskey ration
in the Navy killed them. No %hiskyite car
have office in Main, except under Presiden
Pierce. Bqr victory is complete, and the run
party is thoroughly humiliated-'crushed OUT
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InronAI1rY or PuNlauMENr. -We heard two

Z INEQUALITY OF PUNIsHMEiNT,-We heard two
sentences pronounced on Thursday. One on
William Mahafl and Joshua Foster ioF vio-
lent,an brutal assault on a stranger IN the
streets of this town, while they were drunk
They were sent three months to the county jail
The other on VIM. Thomas for stealing an old
coat, (and not a very, cle6i3case, either) which
once belonged I'D him. He was: sent 10 the
penitentary until the LIST of May, 1S57-4the
shortest time the law permits. Thus he sui
fers ten times the punishment 6fthe others
while his offence against society was not; OF
one fittieth part the magnitude. Without find
ing fault with either OF the sentences, we have
to express the opinion that there are some laws
which seem to need amending. Wing.
POTAToEs.-The Tribune expresses the opin-
ion that there will be more potatoes within
reach of New York, of good quality, in sound
keeping condition, on the list day Of December,
than have been before for ten years. Ii this is
the fact, is there any reasonable probability
| that the combined forces of all the numerous
classes who buy low Of the farmer, ard sci
high to the consumer can maintain tue present
ezorbitant high prices Of th.s :lmrst inoes pensl
Bile food OF the hungry poor !-i}att. Aastr.
UNTRUE The reported death ofthe Catholic
Priest who was tarred and feathed at Ellsworth
Maine, last week. Instead Of being dead, a
reported, but has nearly recovered from his IN
iprios. The outrage upon HIM originated Il
his Efforts to stop the reading of TIE Bible i
the public schools.
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OF consumption, on the Goth Mt, Isaac D.
CoLLINg, at 'hr residence Of his father, BENZ
L. Collins, i'll the l?d year olhis age, and in the
full triumph OF the christian faith.
On the Dist qIt., at hisresidence, near Dover,
SAMUEL kIMaXY.
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In philadelphia, by the Mayor of the City,
on the 33i instant, MIR. GEoRGE N. RoBERTs,
formerly ofportsnonth, New Hampshire to Miss
DEnBIE Laws KINNEY, daughter of the late
james KINNEY, Esq, near Dover, Delaware.
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TIN Prices Of grain have adj
va,ced in srpy rna, the last week in Wheat l5c.
and Corn 1dr. per bushel. Wheat is worth
$l.s0i old Germ Use. and new corn 65c. But
tef .s5c., Eggs l7c.,i Round Potltoes 75e., and
Sweet do 800. Apples sold fiom 10, to ST.,
during the summer and early fill months, but
now none are offered in market