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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

The FEVER IN MoNTGoMERY.-The Montgom-
cry (Ala) Advertiser Of the 21st says
Much of the prevailing fever is in our midst,
and during the week it has spread in almost
every direction ever the city. All doubts in
regard to its being contagious, we believe, are
now removed. 1t has appeared in no family with
out attacking more than the first case-in one
instance extending to seven persons, four Of
whom have died But very few that have
waited on cases of fever have thus far escaped
contact being found sure means Of attack.
Thus 1t has been carried to every part of the
city, and is raging now to an extent without o
parallel in the history Of Montgomery
The presence Of Messrs Hamilton, Redwood
and Higley, with several nurses from Mobile
and New Orleans, is very timely, and from their
experience and attention we anticipate the hap
pest results. An appeal to them upon their
arrival from Savannah, en- route home, was
responded to promptly, and they are now
among US as angels Of mercy. We suggest that.
previous to their departure, some public token
Of appreciation Of their kind offices would be
exceedingly Just and appropriate
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

FLORIDA ELECTION -Full returns have not
yet come to hand, but it is ascertained that
there will be a Democratic majority in both
branches of the Legislature. This will enable
the Democrats to elect one Of their party United
States Senator, in place Of Mr., Morton, whose
term expires on the 4th of March next. Max
wells majority for Congress in the counties
heard from is ITO. The remaining counties, it
is supposed, will increase his majority to 900 or
1000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

70 and rs CAMP STREET ~
D Determined to reduce Stock Of Goods will hereafter sell
for a lower prices than before offered city, Those
want Of the following articles will do well 10 cali.
QUEENswARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE
BOHEMIAN WARE; ss %
BIRMINGHAM WARE; 4
RICH CHINA VASES, md t~qs
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS ffi
and GIRANDoLEs;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, In sets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and 81 TT{ e
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE, @
ENAMELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, rLANIsHED TIN md JApANNED WARE,
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE 5000 S5tS4I :
FEATHER DusTERs
BRUSHES, Of all kinds; Iii
PAPER HANaINGs and BORDER;
Elot+4 DOOR MATS;
WINDOW coRNICEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS s7fS' r.
% adpim MILLER HARRIS WALDO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

THE GRAHAM CASE Pink the NewYork
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier, in his
letter Of the 18th, thus alludes to the illegalty
Of the Graham trial.
It seems to be conceded that the recent trial
and verdict Of the Graham case were Illegal.
The counsel for the defence have fled their bill
Of exceptions, and Mr.. Graham himself is deter
mined to appeal. All the three constitutions
we have in this state are unequivocal upon the
point that every criminal case must be tried by
twelve men, else it is merely an adjudication
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

ay- HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. Under
this caption will be found the fourth page Of to.aay,s
paper the advertisement Of Dr. James The Doctors repu
taton Is so well established in this city that 1t is useless
for US to do than call the attention Of the afflicted
to his Gard His Office at No. 81 Gustomhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

DRuMaED Our. --The Reading papers state
that three from that place Of doubtful reputation
attended the Volunteer battalion in Bernvile Pa and
cut up some very tall capers. The citizens procured
drum and fife, captured the ladies' and drummed them
out of town, to the tune of the Rogue's March
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

A FRAoAs IN LAwRENcEBURa, INDIANA. The
Lawrenceburg Free Press gives an account Of racas
which occurred in that town. the 7h instant between
the Hon j. H. Lane Member of Congress from that dis
trict and John D. Vail, Esq Of that place Lane as
saulted Vail with in the street when the latter
shot Lane in the side The combatants were separated
The wound was not dangerous. 55
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

Il An iron mine opened more than century
ago on Staten Island been reopned and worked for
year past by Mess Dubois and yanderyoor who have
taken from upwards Of thousand tons of iron, Lately
new mine Of valuable heatic ore has been penetrated
by the same firm the yield Of which is three tons per
workman daily The is said to be of superior quality
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

An AMERICAN JOURNAL At PARIS. - Mr.
Charles T. Fleischmann, former Q. s. Consul
at Stuttgart, afterwards employed in the Patent
Office at Washington, and lately appointed a
Commissioner for the State Of New York at the
great exhibition to take place next year in
Paris, has just started, in that city, weekly
journal, in the English language, called g The
American
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

NAyAL-orders have been received at the
Gosport a Navy Yard to At cut the Falmouth for ses
Immediately Ina few weeks she win be eady
The Roanoke and Colorado steam frgates now in pro-
gress the Goport Yard to be finished by the first
Of October next in conformity with orders from the De-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

SUGAR IN LIBERIA Late accounts from this
African Republic say that the culture and man
ufacture of sugar on the St. Paurs River was
rapidly increasing. Fine large cane fields were
to be seen in every direction, and during the
current season it was thought that fifty sugar
farms would be laid out. Some of the new
sugar already landed at Monroyia is said to be
Of fine nIlalitY 4 - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

y Mn. BRIGHT EIEoTED REconDER. AT tile
Joint session 81 the HIM Boards Of tho Council
last night, Geo. =, Bright, Eaq.. was elected
Rseorder Of the First District in place Of Mr.
Summers, resigned. We are happy to be able
! " record ths transaction Of this important
pleoe 81 business BY eur eity fathers, as We set
ME- Bright down for man of sound Judgment.
good eduoafion, and one who is ia every way
rulted to the performance Of nagistsrial afinc.
hons ~ .Ia9 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

a stain LEG1sLA TuRE.- Capt. JOHN A.
JAQuEss candidate represent the Frs District
IN the ssas Lsgaars made the resignation ii Hon.
Summers. S@ hi I4-SHf Iii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

A brute named James Moye, an overseer on
aplantation in Barbour county Ga whipped negro to
death last week. and succeeded in making his ESCAPED
Every effort is being made to secure his arrest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

Amos White was tried a few days ago in Cen
trevle Michigan for tho murder of named Ester
brook about one year ago. He was found guilty and
sentenced to the State Prison for life. Um, an accom-
plioe, win be tried in November next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

RuPTUREs CURED. -Sherman's Curative Pa
lent Truss and Rupture relief
the Of all Rupure To good it, apply
the proprietors Charles street, and inquire for
Dr. sheman For further particulars, third
apply To Che store for descriptive pamphlet has
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
Just Received

....AT -. 5a@5es8~5 -45s g
FL A Y'S HEAP ORE,
1856 CAMP STREET. 125
FIGURED and PLAID SILKS, a. sS cents yard; .
NEW STYLE DE LANES, ALL WOOL;
SCOTCH PLAIDs PLAID cAsHMEREs.
PERSIAN CLOTH Assorted Colors, at Is cents ynra,
REAL HoNIToN LACE COLLARS Al al each. '.-
SMALL FIGURED DE LANES for Children,
LADIES' and CHILDREN's HOSIERY: "-.-
FRENCH, SWISS ENGLISH CAIICoKs.
LACEs and EABR oIDERIEs Of all Kinds;
SATIN and woRsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN sTrrrF
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, etc, ETC.. etc. III
HORACE HARDY, 1856 Camp street.
OLD sp1ot nesrly opposite 81. Patriek,s Church s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

GRAND MILITARY BALL. Tomorrow night the
Grand Military and Civic Ballgiven by the National
auardsior the benefit Of Company G, of that battalion
takes place at Odd Fellows Hall bounul collation. is
to be served by of the first caterers the city and
although the expense attending this will be great
told it will involve additional charge to the price Of
tickets we are to form opinion Of what this affair
will be from the source whence it emanates and the
preparations made, may safely conclude that it will
prove one Of the most magnificent that Odd Fellows,
Hall has ever witnessed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

The publication Of the Montgomery Gala. J
Mail has been suspended but will be resumed when the
epidemic subsidies - = 55 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

~ JulEs LAvERGNE, Esq, is q Candidate
for the State Senate to I'LL the created Nv the
the Hea. j. A. Braud. Ss e. ssta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

SILVER NINE ON THE CEAzTAHcocHEE The
Atlanta Cad Examiner learns that company
Of enterpriaing gentlemen, who Some time since
leased . lot Of land, known as Mason j, On the
0hattahoochee River, with the view Of mining.
tor silver, have met with great success. Three
1hafls have been sunk. and rich silver ore has
bean found IN large quantitiss. saa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

The Ellsworth Bank. of Maine, and the firm
Of Cooper Co.. at Bangor, hare failed Liabilities Of
Cooper & Co. $4,000. ~ e.
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.Las0 Isst Books,

30 A<s&tV 1CsES s1CV4ESs
~ FOR SALE BY ~
3.s5 THOMAS T.. HITE, 10y
So CANAL STREET, NEW NO los.
DOMAT,s CIVIL Law; S
pATTEL'S LAW OF NATIONS; f4ts-t -94s &'
cHRIsrY's BLAcKsroNE's COMMENTARIES;
wENDELL's COMMENTARIES; 5'4$,ss.a.5 q
BURRILL's LAW DICTIONARY; 23 aa
BOWERS do do; s..t .,. ID
HhITHousEs do do; 5..- i SO &.faa }5-gg f
DUNLAPs ADMIRALTY PRACTICE;
COMBINES u s. ADMIRALTY PRACTICE,
SMITHS MERCANTILE LAW; e-lI 4ge #Fz=4s .@8
entity ON BILLS; ts 55" 34- .
=. ON COMMERCIAL LAW; 5S sg. .5,msi,s s5
ON PLEADING;
HoWARp'S U. s. REPORTS; - ~
PHILLIPS ON EVIDENCE with Cowan,. No.e,. %
kAUFMAN's MACKELDEY CoMPENDIuMoF MODERN CIVIL
LAW; #s-sg sa777 N 2 Y
ARNOLD ON INSURANCE; "
srEpHENs's PLEADING; .s 5.le
C0oPERs JusTINLAN;
CODE NAPOLEON; y
STORY'S COMMENTARIES ON THE CoNsTrTfrTtor al.
sToRY,s CONFLICT Law; e,7>' ''
GREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE; .5- vi y
RoSCoEiS CRIMINAL EVIDENCE. e5' Wa .l VI
VIBRATIONS Law OF NATIONS;
8s INTERNATIONAL Law; --..l4-. Z
SToRY'S SERIES OF LAW BOOKS; :
ARCHIBoLD'S CRIMINAL PLEADING;
BEcK's n fDIcAL JURISPRUDENCE; ..r 54... ..3l f'r
WHARToN'S CRIMINAL LAW; a. a.s. 4t.7 a5
ANTHoN's Law STUDENT; AF
sCHMIDT'S CIVIL LAW; . N. s45s,. !. .a-., -. %. ! y
RoCKWELL'S SPANISH AND MEXICAN LAW. ~
ADDISON ON CONTRACTS;
ABBOTT ON SHIPPING,
louisiana Texas Mississippi New York and
State Reports constantly on hand.
NBAiarge and general assortment Of Law Books New
Books received as soon as iasued from the Press.
Orders for Law Books promptly attended priccs
~ Lawyers Professors ara invited to ca and
ine the stock offered for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

The PruprtdtorS Of the Crescent VIAL pay no Oils
81 sspisd by ~ person except Mr. q, NIXON Of his
Written authority Fs
\; Winter Amusements.
Probably no city in the Union il 50 affected
III lis business by the merit and brilliancy Of its
amusemenfs as NswOrleans. Paris is the only
great capital that bears any likeness to it.
London. Liverpool, NewY ork and Boston are
4 visited By traders and travellers, and . cen-
parativsly small class il allured BY the antici-
patsd pleasures Of the sesson--the operas, balls,
plsys. concerts, soirees and amuseraents in gem
( erai. IN this city, as in Paris, there are very
+ many drawn By the amusements alone, and at
i, fraoted merely BY the seasons prospective en-
+ 5oyn,ents. Some degree Of consideration ought,
therefore, To be paid to that which il 50 potent
I'D influential. " ~
Nav risans has 1T present four theaters--
tho French, the German, the st. Charles and
Placide's The great weight Of the winter fes-
tisiiies is necessarily dependent upon them, and
to them We therefore look first in d survey Of
what now lies ahead Of Us. The French Theatsr
Ii tbs oldest, the most widely known and pro-
\ baby the best in this city. 40 is every where
celebrated for the exeellencs Of its arrange
msin@ and thu beauty Of the women that an
unally crowd its dress circle and boxes. Ira
velsrs and spectators who have lounged through
ne grand operas Of Europe, unanimously agree
that 10 more dazzling galaxy Of female love-
iHnass can b any where found, nor any finer
soperaain representations any where seen. We
are informed By Mr.. LamQthe, the agent Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25
Neag, Carpets.

O. D D & G O.,
100 C.aN.qL STREET
Have received consignment the past per shp
Jarvis and store splendid STYLES
which were purchased at large Importers s New
great Sacrifice and will be sold low, consisting of-zz ~
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, &
THREEPLY, INGRAM 4isa CARPETS
TODD h Cos, 81
,5E Commission Carpet Warerooms
s 1870 Canal atree near Royal
o2s 2dpst .g=z.=s Touo Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

- IT, Proprietors q The Crescent will pay bills
VI nv psrsdn except Mr. q 9, Nlxos cr his
Frittsn authority w
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up In the Posoce but nothing distracted from 1t.
AT Huntsville the mail rider the Jasper route is now
In prison the charge preferred against him Of robbing
the mail &
INDIANS AT Fort MAsoN.--We clip the an x
nexed paragraph Of late frontier news from the
State Gazette, of the 18th inst:
eve learn by letter from Fort Mason dated 29th ult
that the Indians still prowlipg around the place. and
that some four days previous they entered the Fort and
Dr. Assez, of fredericksburg who was professional
visit. For the last five months, scarcely week has
arrows shot into the cattle, hogs dogs etc. The writer
goes say that assistance is mot shortly
oeived the inhabitants will have to the country for
country In quest Of homes have been delighted with its
pure water good timber and rich lands and anxious
to make y Their future homes provided they could have
from the hands Of the ruthless Camanche.n ELY.
The Dallas Herald gives the following informa
ton relative to Fort Belknap:
Fort Beknap is in latitude SO degrees s minutes,
about hundred and thirty miles from Dallasabouta
or tbs Il ~
post route is said to have been established from this
place direct to Belknap by the last Congress Il will be
some time however, before it will go into operation
We learn, says the Austin State Gazette, that
the United States AGENT Major Dorm effected trea
ties with the Senecas, Shawnees and Quapaws These
tribes are all settled north of State and the lands
which they have coded will be embraced in the three
Indian Territories to which have previously alluded,
as the project Of Mr. Johnson of Arkansas The Senecas
only 100 to each soul while the mixed
senecas and shawnees and Quapaws have reserved only
80 acres to each soul. e
We saw in our streets yesterday, says the
Central Texian almost the entire remains Of pow
eEful tribe Of Indians the Bedias About five or six
vors and in few the tribe viii be extinct AL
though well cared and provided BY the people Of the
country with some Of whom the most of them have been
acquainted from their earliest years they can not re-
ffain from manifesng, by their countenance and lam
their for the present depressed condition Of
greatness. s5s n VA 5' ~. 'l7'551'I -.
The Dallas Herald says that Captain Smith, Of
the Third Infantry left Fort Belknap On the 18th inst
with train and escort, route to hi Paso at which
point he is to join the Boundary Commission organizing
under Major Emory, to the boundary line between
the United States and Mexico under the late Gaasde
Treaty. WY 5ys ~
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Curtain .0@sssAsfss, C0s1aefisag. etc,
10 (,HARTP Ea CTR EErT

5,1l5.sT II - tat@4s - tAso ~ ASAaDA'5
W The undersghod have in store and receiving daily chO
selection Of CURTAIN sTUFFs,
such M bss
silk and Wosad Damnk Ropes printed Laaing wotsied md
Worssed and Cotton Daask Lace and Muslin Curtains Con.s.
Gin,ps, Taaaes Cards, Curtain Loops Pins and Bsnds.
veyet Tapestry Busas Three Ingram Carpsng, ab
and Plaid Coyern Linen sheang Table Linen, Towels c,vs
ciotbe, otc.
Looking Gaases Clocks Silver Ptsd Ware ChAa Ware Bror
Papier Mache Rosewood and Mahogany Furniture Iron Fund
ture etc. tg,45 77
In calling the attention OF the public Of IIosr
ARTICLES would staio having Just opened and a.
the goods all resh aud importation, will ehsapsr M
other house in this city for cah satisfactory paper
o23 2plw ROBINSON L. OLRnyn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-25

CIV Tbs large and sommodious ROOM In MASONIC HALL
which has been fitted expressly puee uss 1t has
vsuienes for BALLS. soIREEs, CONCERTS or LECTURES
For TERMS apply at the office Of Secretary in tho build
ing corner Of 81 Charea Pardido atreaa oan apnn
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VedC O1.aeN1eS SC0t3O7eerS, Ware.
HOU Sc.
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN STATIONERY.
J.. b. EEL,
60 DAMP STREET. 60
w Respectfully boys leave to inform his in s
y and country that he s receiving very large
assortment Of all kinds Of BLANK BOOKS PAPER AND
and would call tho attention Of merchants
lowing ss OF articles which he oers for sale the pricea
BLANK BOOKS.
Ldge Journals Day Books Invoice Books; Order Cash Letter
Sales and Receipt Books Also Bank Copy Pass
Bills Ldng snd Bills of Exchange Book Indexes
etc., f5So
ms4 WRITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial Super Royal Medium, Denny Foolscap White
aud Blue EngEb French and American
Post and Letter Papers, thick and thin Best laid Paper
the above ruled or plain.
SEALING WAX.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp fine Scarlet Black Fancy
Psrfumed, Gold spaugsd and Bronze Sealing Wax.
WATERS.
Best English Scarlet Rsd Nossa Transparent wsfer all
aizss. .,a M
INKS
Maynard Noyeas Aruods nglsh and erso Copy
ing Ink sePhensa Unehangeabe Fluid
Red best French earmine Ink
Cut Glass Agate Patent India Rubber Screw Bronzc
e Whtneys Passn, Diapers PATENT Pewter Ink sand
Of all kinds.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Very thin French Letter Paper Balances
Note Wae Letter Files, with clasps Zebra Irvine, REELS
etac Memorandum Books various Sizes Ivory Tablets
Packet and Commercial Post Lace Whiting Cards. Boards
different coor Int Trays Brass Protectors Canyons
sates Aolds Steel Pan and other Writing Inks Monthly
dar Silver Pen Holders Cocoa. Wood Boxes Ivory
Bone and Wood Pounce Boxes Japanhed Paper Cuter
sorted sizes and qualities Silver Cases.
Silver Pencils Marble Paper Mathematical Instruents Ackeran
and best French Water Colors Rogers Cutlery for
ct and Dsak Check and Bank Note seiasa Log Paper Hair Psn
Card and Pen Racks Bng Paper Portoos Backgammon Bossds
Playing Cards Chess Boards Chess Men, Dice
o compasse Scotch Penkns Homes Inks Note Paper
onamented Note Envelopes French English American
etc., etc., Tin Cash Boxea all styles Sizes Boxes two
sizes. 5a tg- $500
SCHOOL BOOKS.
large supply all kinds general aslecsd with great
personally assisted udgmen,
the ncet eminent Professors md Teachers. amt
~ committees Telchera, Dealers and all who again
supplied at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
LEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE. ~ G
#@s. 5ssss j. b. STEEL,
OILS 9pqeod&1lw 40 f,mn syest
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C0y7,eting! Cag-oett,,g!
Floor Or Cloths.

~ We have hand large assortment FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Of the best and ordinary qualities from twentyour feet
wide which cut to sut hail. are enabled to er
to purchasers unusual advantages in quality pco.
.ALso.... w.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS DOOR MATS WIN
DOW CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, etc, ete
J. D. CAMERON q CO. rs Charres
oas spfw '1lIs IA o- ss.....t ..
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FseMtOUGs.
L q G II TON & BARBoT
8TG 'Z3%8 Suecessorato
s THOMPSON, NIXON & CO, ~ "
0 Have removed from Camp street to the g. W CORNER
OF sFscHARLEs AND CANAL STREETS whore they are now
prepared wait their patrons superior stock Of
FASHIONABLE
FaLL And WINTER CLOTHING,
guaranteed be of the BEST workmanship and stve
EVERY ARTICLE OFFERED is OF THEIR OWN MANuFac
TURE AND OF THIS YEARS MAKE
GEETLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
large assortment Of ga = 54=}si StAS9.z-+zs
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, tl4EI
5a3s HOSIERY,
e cRAyATs, ETC, ETC. v
10 Purchasers viii find advantage call aud examine III.
stock, as every thing will be offered at the lowest
% 9dpt CASH PRICES. E
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Sheepskiaa ,Wnfa.

- We have choice very beautiful SHEEP
SKIN MATS for bedside DOORS manufacture Jus.
essed and for sale BY j. D. CAMERON CO,
o73 2pst % Charres and 81 customhonse s,,sats
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MlLK-26 cases Solidifed Milk, put up -
LIZ Pound for sale by s. WOLFF ss Camp street. OIL

4l74o F5 50 2s1ao 1af fiJHAT III
.5'.s' ~ - '4| 1s Laa3 80 - ssa9S91 "! eio -
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Further by the Africa
NEW YoaK, Dot 20 The following are, adj
ditional particulars of tho foreign news brought
BY the Africa
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igonslderaDle ram has fallen during the last
eight hours The steamboat Fanny Bullitt has
departed for New Orleans. gaa
rs Further Of Sir John T'ranklin's Party.
aNEwIyoRK, Oct. 24-The Montreal papers
contain additional particulars Of the discovery
of Sir John Franklin's party, as reported in the
dispatch Of Dr. Roe. s
" The Esquipaaux state that in the spring Of
1850 they saw forty white men travelling along
the north shore Of Prince Williams Sound, and
drawing their boats over tho ice No one be-
longing 70 tho party could speak the native Ian
g4sge, but they gave the Esquimaux to under,
stand. by signs, that their ships had been
crushed in the ice, and that they were going
whore they expected to be able to shoot some
deer. Al the party, except one, are described
by the natives to have looked very thin, and
they appeared to be shortof provisions. They
purchased q seal from the natives.
Afterward. but during the same season, the
natives found the dead bodies Of thirty white
men, enc Of whom, supposed to DO an officer,
having telescope strapped over his shoulder.
Some Of the dead bodies were found in tents,
and others under boats, etc.
IS s. Newyork Markets.
~ NEwYoRK, Oct. 24.-There has been o good
demand for Flour here to-day. and prices have
further advanced 1870 per Dbl. Sales Of Ohio
brands at rs 6S2 to SO per Dbl. Corn and Pro
visions are unchanged in the rates, sss
Ohio River markets. g
b PIrrsBuRoH, Oct. 24--The river here is NON