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A c k N T s.

The Committee believing that the success of this GREAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING will be materially promoted by the energy and enter prise of intelligent and perservering Agents, have resolved to treat with such on the most liberal terms.
 Any person wishing to become an Agent. by sending (post paid,) $1, arW receiUe by re- turn of maii, One Dollar Engraving, Q GIFT TICKET" " a Prospectus, a Cata- logue and ali other necessary information.
 On the final completion of the sale, the Gifts will be placed in the hands ofa COMMITTEE of the PURCHASERS to be DISTRIBUTED, due notice of which will be given throughout the United StateS and thn Canadas.
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BROKEN BANKs.-The Bills of the following Banks are thrown out by the Brokers of St. Louis:
 Bank of Connersville, Indiana. Kentucky Trust Company.
 Lafayette Go. Bank of Connersville. Newport Safety Fund, Ky.
 State Stock Bank, at Peru, Ind.
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neS@ Pollock's (oficial) majority over Bigler, for Governor of Pennsyl- vania, is 39,O87.
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In making the above selection, nothing has been included that is not highly useful and de- sirable. There are nearly
 5000 VALUABLE GIFTS, Among which, as may be seen by the above list, is a fine farm, dwelling house, several el- egant pianos, sets of parlor furniture, beau tiful carriage, fine gold watches, chains, pens, pins, rings, work k-boXes, dressing-cases, &c. HeB@R @Recollect, by remittng one dollar you receive fine steel plate engraving that cannot be purchased at retail for less than B 50 or S3, and a numbered receipt which entities the holder to a share in the above gifts.
 DsB~ Call and examine the engravings at 57 and 59 Market-st.
 All orders by letter (post paid) will meet with prompt attention. The engraving and a numbered receipt, entitIing the holder to a share in the property and a vote toward the manner of its distribution, forwarded by re- turn mail. Address orders to
 L. w. ABBOTT. 50 Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo-, where the engraving can be had on application.
 Oct. 2S. 1854.
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Harris Ferry, ON WHITE RIVER.

(FoymeHy called Rock Roe Ferry.) )
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v an Canpen & Co.'S RESTURAUT.

Orer Baips oH Stand, on Diagonal Street
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SEEEE9EFF1,S SeGEE,

Nov. i, 1854.
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Passengers Arrived by Steamers.

FRoa FoRr ADAMs-By The Compromise
Mr. Armstrong Armand Mr. Lane Lee, Bs5 Jones' Ms
Henhe, Mics Mansler,
Fsom PoRT Hupsor-By the Gipsy;
p:sshs H. Reed NJ II, HOPKINS FsfEH pssss hoY
sipns M schmidt Msdams vaushn Miss Moriton Col
ehilsrou and ses. Miss Fsnley
FROM NArcHEz-Bvt the " ". Farmer ~
H eitsl H Harris Braas Persons chllde Pslern,
capt lilly. ''''
FRoM sr. LouIs-By the Dresden
Mr. Noyes Mr. Hae Cook children Mr. Ross and
IA asTy Ms.srs Basne cs.indy Dsans wa KIM
FRoa LAKE PsovpEscE--Bythe P F. KfW5qH; !. ~, =,
a9s s M'fsa ags s' aa is Mann
i q Brown, VIM.
FROM Bayou sARA-By the Laurel Hill
MrFaushsn Wilson Mr. snane Mr. Burgus, MesIrs Mar
shall Noise Buner, Madame Miller and sys Ross Res BroEn
s RaF Gsp sa aa'3 rs
and is isfaiiy. Miss Das child
From LArouRcHE-By the c. d., ~:
.s, 2o.as ns ps1 haS s5 f.
nieua Eyma, Hsne sSaio,ag As~e Dr. EselsPon Hall
y, Mil s M p h s o ns ,as
and slvt, Russell. Frazer lady and servt, Mrs Paris
sTtAMsHIr Moscow
Mr. Lipscomp and lady Miss Beale Mr. McClester, Mr.
Van Buster Coman lady and two children Mrs Timer and
child Mrs Crom and son, Campbell and lady W p simp-
srS Ff I Sp obn ssa s'
Dp Mass as.. sfs F F1asF " s
Backmar Gsorgaa Gso5n ZaBs GoTdon, %m o
d dech three negroes.
| From NswYoRR-By the Far Vest:
| IB wight GARNER, and 30 in the stesrags.
| FRou Bayou SARA-By the st. Charles:
Mr. saia,k Allen, Taylor Mccoy Thilonn snd family
@ ags and ssry sns Chin Chin NJ 9uahs MINI
| and lady, Nine Garner
| FRou ALExANpRIA-By The Fulton:
I'd a ssa nd ig Mr. cRRs ssp cRs
BntI EdpGs sa 1 Wass Mse5ss
FiandeIs Jsner Moore ae
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al matters forces purchase but few weeks
supply at one period and the Southern Ports are be-
coming healthy an increased receipt may be shortly
looked for which will probably have the tendency lower
prices to the general mita Of export orderg The
Canadas adyces received on he afternoon Of Tnr
serenpthenipg prices has not benefited holders here
4 Killing frost occurred the morning Of the 14th
inst over the greater part Of the Gotten growing region
Tere are several sections not yet heard from some Of
which may have escaFed and as the weather has beer s
favorable SINCE II will be an advantage In favor OF fu
nsy have exhausted Its cepabty by that period Dry
Weather for the residue of the picking season, will add
mot appear 10 form prominent part In estimating the
Of prices for the season Planters never were e.
able 10 hold for retnuneratng rates as at present
Fra;obts will probably continue to rule below payng
nrices and il remains to be what extent the
IN Europe will interfere with the consumpti& Of tbs
| world T. j. STEWART & CO,
| ~ Cotton Brokers
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels

SAINT LOUISE Robinson John Mathews and
Chas lady Dir Minorady children and hv
A Davies
ST CHARLEs-M D Meacham, J Hannah Swanson, Tenn:
Bdrcos R. Geddes Cabb. o. Mosee Calhoun ana lady
Iara Beatty Mrs III Vaughan Captain
Tass Ha,t W II Peak Bennett, Schar Wllinmsop La
Tker Isaa Miss Lucy Groom Richarason Harris
Miss RoysTeIas Etis Ihon b1sSsd, MIS- osfa
han N Y; Ross, W CarlsleI Ky.
AReADE-w Johnson Samuel p iloy, W B Manning II p
,sn y 4 Barnes Gibson W Freeman, Wod
son John Storm Nina Rumasy. Gardner, Mocrss l.
Baker, 0; Heap Ohio 3 Wilcox texas; @fgh L;
Tbos Lidlsy ST Ben Lesj Ward, La
vERANDA--cc Off, KY Edmonsop G Morgan MMeresr Mrs
T,nnIons Mellon family Mrs Bosworth III Wton, =
Frintz Kereheva MINI. Lewis LeGlese La; feahsTs'
yrss Baztou, Dootsls, Ark; Smith Buns two
Ssy and LADY Miss; Clark, wyRof, Fits Harris
Livingston, Ala
cTTY-HT Mcerath Ky; Morrison. NY; G Carke, Mo; Mr.,
Tat W venhess child and eryt Miss Venhess Lenors
II Hill Smith, ZONES, Losre lrs Taylor Busn@ood,
Jones' 6 Ii Barpside, La Z clapp FL Hill, Texas.
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VERMIFUGE.--B

I'D KNOWN TRIED.-These enlemen take pleasure In
ssyng regard A. Fahnestock because two Of
the practice physicians for
bsr Of years. they by oaervaon TO Be good
NEW ALBANY, Indiana, July 4, 1885,
MEssRs. A. FAHHEsToeK aco-GKSrLkaRs; Having ,ed
time, having is uaed for
many years. il s safe and efficient
In instance have cyl
following administration but always has the
purposes entirely satisfactory
believing h has been set forth regard to its
strictly accordance with not only as Prae
TONERS would nnhestangy all who
the vemuge and that is virtues
| known when tried. RELY, HOOVER q hlELs.
sold Retail by all the principal Druggists and
tho
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SEWING ROOMS, No. 10 81. Charles street


- LADIES coAKS and MANTLLAs made 10 order The Par
hand and the latest Partisan
styles will be received monthly in advance.
latest
fashion, experienced Dre Makers, onha the tune
they elsewhere guaranteed 1T, and the
nish strength and durability to
any ordinary sewing Ladeh Under Garments Of
description low prices Ladies' respectfully
invited to call.
INFANTS CLOTHING establishment for making
up Innt and Chdrns Clothing has long been needed IN ,h
description Of which, Missea' Drefsea will be
made dsoatch and and guaranteed TO Ut
SHIRT BosoMs, COLLARS, WRISTBANDS etc. made in style
American % superior thing Of
tbs kind made elsewhere in this otty-
HOUSEHOLD WORK.AI kinds Of Family Linen, Sheets Pillow
Napkins made for Families Hotels and Steamboats,
hemnne Cava Handke rhiefs etc. for Stores promptly
executed improved machinery moi use else here at
prices the ordinarily required elsewhere
The Of this establishment are SUCH shat all kinda
Sewr Making regards dapatoh style and utility
of other sewing establishment the
CITY, Having Dress Makers and american tr
direct Wheeler Wilson Co.. Broadway New
York thoroughly the OF their latest improved
other establish
ment in this city, style of machine for quilting and
stitching Marsee introduced which produces work
oompaIaby superior to any hand sewing. -, .
@ will greatly their advantage to have all the
| fhayes sttaet up staira, Mrs.. NJ. MCKENZIE.
ngT II Mrs. E. G. POWELL
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The steamer le Alexandria Reports
river low prospect of The Augusta shreye-
port repairing Charles Fuller has completed survey
RAT region will shortly make his the War Department
Met steamer Rappe and Mary Foley the mouth Of
River, but could get in
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n IYER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV.

J 4 Gus DEBILITY DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYs.-More
testimony from Ho0FLANDS celebrated GER
MAN BiTTERs, prepared by Pr JACKSON Ph.'adepha
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia aundiCe Nerv
ous Debility, Diseass of the Kidneys, etc. etc.
CLANCY Alersburg KY, October IL, 1859, said Hay
ing sold your hsa given satisfaction
insta nee thas has con- my notce.p
NELSON EDWARDS, salgisa ky June lss said Ws
reputation which has having
nnh staingy say enlneny deserves IT.
j. W. BERRY, UnIontowp ky July a. 1851 said We
many performed by the Of Br Hoaands Ger
man Biers and believe to be n valuable msdcne.o
GRANT lrv.ns Ky june 90 1884, said We have succeeded
introducing Hooand Bs and others purchase
them By hal dozen and dpyan.n =,
DR. FATIo BRo Knoxville Tenn, April q 1851 said
selling last and that has
it, able 10 has been benenedn
gs These BTTERS are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, invig
the SYSTEM IL and be ussd
for we'll aa adults.
lar For sale by respectable deaeIsevery where.
]. WRIGHT d CO.. New Orleans
s1snndAw wholesale Agents
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Saturday. Doh s-z4l,o4o - lte@ltovo
stock on hand not cleared 80. .l6l,s2a s748.
TOBACCO I'VE heard of 81 hhds sold, Of which Sc
at OK and IL at 70; and also Monday Is at 6, and
ct 54s . fb.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES. Sugar advanced 80, ow.
ing accounts of osts in the INTERIOR and 800 hhds
we're sold at 3%04}ts for Fair to Fully Fair and 4&@
4Ae for Prime Moasses 1900 bbls were disposed OF
at l70171Se p gallon for Prime
FLOUR. Demand brisk, with sales of 5000 bbs in.
Guiding $50 St. Louis Supene at S. S7, 1850 to arrvs
SOON So U.s. 100 superfne and 10Y Fancy at 3d. AGO at
SIS SO, and 2lo Extra, in lots, at SO so D bbl
GRAIN The sales of Corn embraced 2300 sacks at
s509Oe, mostly at sT6t y bushe.. Oats were in re-
quest and 1000 sacks St. Louis Sold of which nearly
$500 in two lots 65, and 1857 in single lot at Goo
bushel OF Bran $50 sacks taken at 81 5o0$1 IS
2 100 b.
PROVISIONS Pork was rather frmsr, and retail lots
Of Mess we're selling at SIS 5oRs7 but lot of $50 bbs
was sold at about SIS % Dbl The receipts from New
York are said to mostly of inferior quality Bacon
JOG casks Ribbed Sides sold at &c. IL at Sa, 40 OF
Shoulders the improved rate of g. and 20 erces Su
gar Cured Hams at IL 12e p Ii The stock of Lard
was small The sales included 90 bbs and kegs at 10
FOR the former and II Il for the latter and on Monday 6s
bbls Prime at 1870 p lot OF loU bbls Prime Bee
was sold at $13 so p Dbl.
COFFEE Sales of 500 bags Rio, Of which 100 ordi-
nary at 9, and 400 Prime at 9ke y ii. Eaasagzfs
WHISKY. But little Offering and sales confined tt
retail lots, at 5oi051G % gallon
FREIGHTs "A ship partly loaded for Liverpool gay
away her consignment at y for Cotton two ships wer
taken for Hayre at NJ, and Bremen ship for Bremen
at NJ.
EXCHANGE. Market still dropping and we nov
quote 5
Sterling ivy 2 ioot
New York sixty-day Bills .......2140s p ct discoun
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EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-ship Msphs Sss bales cotton sugar Sqi
bbis rnolasses WOOL 19 bales rags, pkg
BALTIMoRE-sch Een-3 hhds sugar pkga wlne 30 coll
rope 423 hides pkgs mdEe.
MOBILE Davis4 sacks 50 do
% Ibis usAses casks bacon 50 half ba beef 30 tagging
LIvERPooL-ship A Thompson sISs bales cotton.
BELIzESehr Mahenss00 bba -four, 30 bbls pork
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CATTLE MARKET,

TUESDAY Evening", December g. 1854
Arrived to-day 100 head Of Western Beeyes, 100 Hog
ana GO Western Texas Cattle. fair supply Of atocl
offers and the market only moderately active. Price
easy for purchasers at our quotations
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Henry Metz. residing in Lancaster, Pa, fell
down stairs on Thursday, the 23d ut, and broke bis
neck His wife had gone out in the morning. leaving him
in bed minister called in the afternoon, and not find
ing the wife, started away but meeting her on his way
went back and Of the children was sent up stairs to
call the father On opening the door, his dead body was
found living on the stairs.
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In Dorchester, Mass, on the afternoon Of the
9th Daniel Murphy and Timothy Lynch, who were at
work on the NewYork Central Railroad, fell from the
gravel car and we're run and killed.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

NIEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.--The sub
scrb have now hand will be constantly supplied nom
he enuory an Zinc Pant made BY tbs New
Jersey Company which they offer the trade and
Oil packages Of IS SO and ICE
lbs snow white BIC wn and Stone Color.. sale by
myl g. G. s0fsEBT a ". as limp shfes~
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A dispatch from Washington says that Mr..
Gregg Commissioner to the Sandwich Islands writes to
the State Department that the annexation treaty only
awaits the signature of Lhoho to be transmitted to
washington Lholho was then absent from the capital
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

Drugs, .Medtctaaes, Eses'ftssase1'N, etc.
E- This subscriber respectfully all the aentiono
Rsntsrs Physieiane Families his we'll assorted stock -
hiane Of business ,s ofwhfch
examination WILDE found FRESH AND GENUINE Durng/\S
aess6 SODA WATER AND MEAD the
Will be found Mineral
uuoh CONGRESS- BLUE LICK etc Bar Rooms snpplsd
GOuLEY BITTERs, etc. THOMAS RANKiN,
ami dswiy Druggist kpothecar Camp and PoydEnss
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED YESTERDAY
chin A Thompou siofeld, for Liverpool, Whitney eco
Shin Memnbis Davis, from New York, a Cohen
ssnr Lilen Ets war.. Baltimore, R M Harrison
schr Jeff Davis, POWELL for Mobile, Newton 4 Farrly
British Mathews, Kelly for Belize, Honduras, do Egana
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GROCERIES.
WANTED.

EET ANTED-A TEACHER of the French Lam
capable giving Vocal and nstru
mental Mnas preferred Alibsra salary vii Be- paid address
nIs Il L. f. PARKER, Alexandria, La.
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rHOICE WINES AND LIQUoRS,-BRAs-
pIgs-ssasco the vintage lss tses and 1905 &C.
osrd
qualities. =, q. - r, .,t.a;.xsn
seira Daa Gordon Earnony oia EsEs M
Hook Creme Fleur de iisry elds sud
Ghampsgus Wha Wine Ctsrefa sns
ases, all qualities. r....h MA , ss.y.
a.. Brandy Fruits ID Juice CoFdlse
Brs and everything
nthe way LIQUORS which will on ssrazsea
aheerrns As coz &c found, for cash city paper.
~ f"'A&A S EEWEIL n ATL0Ks Is Rayslstsssss
E N. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
~ aRANDIEs.= WINES CoRbIALs and HAVANA CIGARS.
f,efon the counry dispatched with pnneiuaify US
suf ha
q. Mems hui chelee articles soli here.
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St Charles, Apple gate, from Bsyou Sara.
Fulton, Lewis, from Alexandria.
/ Dresden, Saltnarsh, from St Louis. <.
CD. Jr., Dalferest from DousIdsonyile,
| w w Farmer, new, from Natchez.
Laurel HILL Cotton, from Bayou Sara.
| (;psy, Ure, IJobdell's Store.
1 p RI, Kimbal Brosdwell, from Grand Lake. .4
/ Eastport, Mill en-. from Padncah.
| Compromise Orr from Fort Adams
Towboat Hercules from the Passesbrougt ships Granite
| State sndC Corsica
Towboat IVY Whittemore from
SEA On instant ship Helen Miller briggs Kite aud
Avos-brough up ships Hedelburg Aeop.
Catherine.
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was adopted Numerous bills Of private and unm-
portant character were appropriately disposed Oh
The Judiciary Committee reported In favor o. suinE
for partition Of the estate of the late John
for property beaueathed the city by him Mr. Gilmore
made several speeches relative to his connection mlh ~.
report on motion Of Mr. Lugenbuhl, the report WASTE
resolution authorizing the shelling Of Congress street
from Levee TO Cont was referred TO the UomAt'so ~
Streets and Landings.
resolution appointing committee oil three 70 coier
with the Directors Of the Eew0rleans and Mopie ran
road the purpose Of cancelipg the cys
Of 81 500 600 to that road was read MesAts
Gilmore a. Durei discussed the subject 81 length sr.
Gilmore intimated that the Company desired 70 op.ain
S500O00 city bonds by the payment OF Soouvo s
they could go with the road mot motloh y" Ies
to the Judiciary Committee wae lost ~ was hna my
adopted by vote Of to 4. Mr.. IuregaVe notce sns'
resolution for naming and numbering the Guy ssres
and adiudcatng contract therefor was 1ntfoouceu
and adopted by q vote of 6 to 4.
The Board adjourned.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. Board
met last evening Alderman Tracy in the chair and sx
teen members present ,..,
The tag and license ordinance, which had been made
the special this meeting, then taken up
ginning with Article at which the Board had adjourned
| at the previous meeting i.
time debating the various proposed
Hearing that nothing else would be done
ing the ordinance which cannot be interesting until ooth
Boards of the Council shall have acted upon it, we left
/ Board at work upon 1t
read from the Committee Improvements and Build
ngs to whom had been referred the report OF the Com
mssoners appointed to inspect public buildings Inc
report states among other things that the defects IN th
st. Charles Theater mentioned by the Commissioners
have been repaired that the building Is now perfectly
lat. apda
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:IEWELRY.

E9yde 8 Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AID ROYAL STREETS.
MANUFACTURERS or
sILyERwARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRy.
IMPORTERS OF
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES;
PARIS JEwELRY; FINE CLOCKS AND GUNS;
PLATED WARE CUTLERY AND FANCY GooDs.
e Superior employed IN Diamond Setting Watch Re-
pang Manufacturing Jevey, order Engraving
Printing Bading and Electro Gliding and Plating
iyfr
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.SEWING MACHINES. - At the Maryland
State Fair Baltimore the premiums distributed
the 18Th October following Sewing Machines
hittion and attracted much attention, viz
WHEELER, WILSON q co.'s,
J. Ii. SINGER d co.'s,
GROVER, BAKER CO.'S.
The result as follows -
- DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
TIE Swami the most Important claim preference
the the following Judges appopted
Mrs. z. K. Wnans Mira. ii. j. Buck
walter Mre r. g. Clark; James Murray of the vul
IAN works Robert Keller and j. s. Siokles Edrs.
The awards Ne follows
No invention adapted to to
with reference eheapness and general uhtyne
Awarded Wheelar Waon for the Sewing
Machines. - !. \,
70 I'M Singer Co.'s Sewing Machine, Certificate.
IA large Of Wheeler, Wilson Co.'s NEW IMPROVED
PATENT ROTARY SEWING MACHINES aayH hand, and ior
sale for cash OF good city aeccepances.
Girls the employ of tbs Company
give ample instructions ladies how these machine
without any charge perqnste for teaching.
au MRchinist who speaks French Spanish and Eng
m keep all machines purchased this In good
Irepa one free OF extra charge.
supply silk Machine Thread Spoo Needless Springs
/ Screws, etc., always hand and for sale At
nat Ii ID ST. CHARLES STREET, UP STAIRS.
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ARRIVED.

Steamship Mexico Lawlsss from ndanoa and Galveston 70 Harris
M6rgan-1st distre. s
Ship Champlain DnkwAe from Hamburg lut otebe to master
81 district.
isms HGyre, 9lst October in ballast
f master sd district.
Ship Isaac heon Sears New York Cehen9d
district.
Ship Granite State Beng Hayre 2lsi os,obsr asrt
district.
Ship ofsa Mecher, 25 days from Boston, 70 Ba1st district
Ship West Bennett u days from New York. to Woodruff Geo
Meckenbus brig Catherine Rio JapsirO Ra
9TH dtriet.
Spanish Ysabe Sebastian, Bscsloas Havana PUG,
hIrE distric
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WINEs.,LIQUoRs.

IAZERAC BRANDIES. - The subscribers,
~ being in this city the ceiebIsa
sAZERAG keep constantly hand full Of hs
r ana medium grades eldest yintaes such - las
as 1909 and 1906 the attention Of the Ad as we'll a.
enn rosssurs the aboy being Genuine Article.
' NM. E. LEVERIGH d CO., Agents..
ssH s&oia Lseee saeeN
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schooners.

E9sgraCistg of LeConlpte.
w eotiss Of .he ENGRAVING the office Of the
publisher. j. c. McALLsTER, Engraver, No. rs Camp at,
No sp4,asptf and IS, No. ss Canal street.
Campbell AZ Go.
RECEIVING and FoRW.8RDING MERCHANTS.
nag aosm MOBILE. ALA.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS
WEDNESDAY MoRslNe, December

= WEDNESDAY MoRNING, UEemDef
COTTON :. The demand was again active yesterday,
and fully $500 bales changed hands without any mate
rial alterations in prices though the market rmer
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ED OPER 81 TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
d, stroet over The shadss-RoPER TRAVIS respectfully
Inform ofNew Orleans they haye opened YMNA
SUM scale At the above named place. the
whole thing Of the kind 10
expense in procuring every
thing necessary Institution Of thii kind
respectfully invited call and examine the
there By all
Physlcians. -. r,,x1r,, rra.s
There also attached TO tho Establishments bAIlss hooh
with every necessary requiem ent
~ Lessons given in SpsrTing and Fencing.
b the morning 10 O'clock Ia Even
i,e mhlT If
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTroN-bales. ToBAcco-hhds.
Stock on hand Sept 2667S 23Tl2
Received since .36o964 Zoo4
:. yesterday...... 7,S28-S76T93 -2034
4O341 25,746
Exported to date. 2ss1l4 17oo3
Saturday. 1854 a-24l64S 270@17003
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V \ No. II Camp street.
China, Glass and Moderator and "&.5
Earheuvare; Soisr Lamps
Iron, Tin and Hall LamPsi
Wood Ware; Hat Racks;
Block Tin; Broomsi
Jspanned, Baskstu;
Britannnia Fender;
Plated Ware; Andirons;
Cooking Stoves; Chapdehersi
Knives and Shoyes and
Forks; Tougs.
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