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BE READY FOR WINTER.

AZ Lii PERSONS WISHING THEIR FUR-
"A naces, Latrobes, X radiators, Cooking Stoves,
&c, rep lired or lined will do well by leaving
their orders with me without delay, as l am now
I repaired TO execute all such work with despatch,
and by competent workmen.
JAS. sKIRVING,
.-- Washington Stove Depot,
au u -eo6t g. E. corner Pa av. and nth 81
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IL Goats, Pants, and Vests,
nr.ss C..:t. D..

NOAH WALKER 4 CO., MARBLE HALL CLOTHING KxPo
Rum Browns Hotel Building respectfully announce
their annual display Of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
now ready for inspection, prsng assortment
GENTLEMEN YoUTHs CLOTHING of the and rich
est designs In material, trimming, workmanship
those who study exceilence with economy
cles OF dress, opportunity for selecting
rom one OF the most attractive stock city
ct very reduced prices. an TT
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Merchant Drowned.

New YORK, August 22.-Thomas Conway.
merchant, of Savannah, was drowned yester-
day at Long Branch.
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BAkB-tis the object of the propretors make this
ssnce agreeable FAMILY MEDICINE admirably adapted
Dor children, being pleasant 70 the perfectly safe
with directions which will be found
aen Attsck In the night to persons travelling the
Hy Tor the summer from their man
81 some distance from ph ysician.
s,,, JOHN l. BROWN q SON, Boston.
oou w All Druggists Agents for Baltimore Coleman
S.GT rhIsaepha. y Brown; Washington, JAMES N.
N~AFN Aoo H. ID 6iLAAN. aug 1e-lw
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REM

HENRY POLKINGHORN takes this meth cd
Il Of informing his friends and the public tina I
he has removed his PRINTING OFFICE to the
new building on ID street, between 9th and eth
streets east, adj Dining his former establishment
Having added a steam engine to his facilities for
executing every description Of OBJ PRINTING,
he is enable to AL orders with promptitude and
dispatch. au 1857
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PRESERVING SUGAR, &c.

nOUBLE REFINED LOAF, CRUSHED,
~ Granulnted and powdered, Soft Crushed ana
Yellow, with prime and common Porto tico anu
New Orleans sugars. All at lowest prices, ny
ii. KING & BURCHLL,
al 10 corner OF VT. ave, ana street
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THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND 9TH
lv1 ers leaving the city have the opportunity now
Of procuring presents for their friends and articles
for their own use at very low prices, as we are
closing out our entire stock Of Fancy Goods to
discontinue the business. q.
We have a large assortment Of Fancy Desks,
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Cabas, statuettes,
Canes, Porte Monnaies, Gard Cases, Jet Orna-
ments, Fine Fans, &c. -s-y
A large assortment Of superior Plated Ware.
Our stock Of Toilet Articles, Soaps, Extracts,
Colognes, Bay Rum, &C comprises the largest
best Of its kind r. 6ALLI6AN & CO.,
.- 4.#.f $40 Pa tvenue, under
au l2-1Ot Browns Hotel
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WOOD AND COAL.
PAUL STEVENS,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public and Pc.
lice Magistrate I'd District.

DROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
L business eQuiring the services Of Magistrate
or Notary Public, ACKNOWLEDGING Of Deeds.
taking Dispositions, Afadavits, &C, either at the
oface or at party's residence, at all times.
Office on 18th street, east side, few doors north
Of Pa avenue. Open from a. m. to 10 at night.
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Average height Of the Thermometer in the
mornings from 18th to I'D August, inclusive,
go OIL.
Note.-To-dsy, (22d, between 3 and 4 p.
m, last quarter Of the moon.
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The EXCURSION To BE REPEATED We are
glad to learn that the parties who got up the
late excursion 10 Old Point, Portsmouth, Nor
folk, DC on the steamer Powhatan, and which
gave such general satisfaction, have arranged
Tor repetition Of 1t, and that our pleasure
seekers will have another opportunity of view
Ing the Chesapeake bay by daylight Fri
day, the 29th instant, is the day selected for
the excursion, and we have no doubt that it
WI be well patronized, as there has been con-
SIDERABLE demand by our citizens for such an
otner trip. See the advertisement in another
column.
MuIsANcE.-Mr. Editor: We beg leave to
caii, through your paper, the attention of the
authorities to nuisance in the shape of twen-
y-hVe or thirty alf-grown boys and rowdies
VINO nightly congregate on the corner of Four
aho-a-naf and + streets south, who not only
0ostruct the pavement and impede yassers-by,
put also, BY their obscene, vulgar, and pro-
zane language, are q great nuisance to the
business houses in the vicinity. By publish
ing this you will much oblige
MANY CITIZENS.
FAsRANTs.-Recently a large importation
OF professional beggars has reached this city.
come OF them are old and infrm, and Others
ule young and able bodied, but assuming va
rious DISCUSSES Of distress and decrepitude.
out all Of them ara bound to become q future
Tar TO the city upon the first hard frost, unless
measures can be taken sessonably to ensure
their return TO the quarters from whence they
come. '
IHz EXCURSION Of the Odd Fellows of Gen.
trai Lodge, on Monday next, to the White
house Pavilion, promises TO be fine affair;
these mystic tie" folks being noted for the
excellence Of their arrangementsfor the COM
Tort and pleasure Of all who would while away
short season with them. Therefore, il You
would enjoy fEe time, reader, be on board
1t the appointed time.
MURDER The argument Of VIM. p. Pres.
ton, Esq, on the indictment Of Hen P. T.
Herbert, member Of Congress from California.
charging him with the murder of Thomas
Heating, Is now ready, and may be had at
ShillingtOns. Price 12t cents.
PETTY LARcESTEs.-Our citizens residinv
near the boundary Of the city, have been
troubled recently by roguss, who rob their
gardens, poultry houses, &c. The arrest and
punishment of the entire gang is desirable.
TIE MICHAEL HoLLoHAN mentioned in the
watch returns Of yesterday, is not Michael
holloraps stOne-cutter.
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OLD HAMS! OLD HAMS!
WE HAVE RECEIVED A LOT OF MAG
w nOlia Hams two years OLD. rare ana very
scarce article KING T. BURCHELL
ai19 cor. Vermont ave, and I street.
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&10 REWARD.-STRAYE FROM the
RlO subscribers, on the evening ofthe a.
10th instant, ROAM MARE, about Is IoN
hands high. considered about nine years old, a
light spot on her hip, and t. nder feet The above
reward will be paio on her delivery to thu subscri
bers. BONTZ & COOMBS,
Furniture Dealers, 379 Seventh st,
au 20-b between and X.
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~ Hollands German Bitters.-Csrti.
ncate Of Ralph Lutte ESQ., Editor Spirit Times" Iron
ton, Ohio.

ton, Ohio.
IRoNToN, October 30, 1854.
Dr. O. H. Jscksen-Desr sir-The Bitters are In great
msnd here. In addition to the quantity sold by Moxley
Barber sgents the two other them
than other medicine find they much by
vslescent fever patients to
Ikave used during the last summer In family four
bottles They were recommended to first neighbor
at time when system much debilitaed from the
enecs OF severe Bilious Fever They appetite
and restored tone and vgor my whole system.
Of the September numbers my paper my expert
Of the good effects Of the Bters
have had large SALE and have standard
medicine 10 this vicinity.
In conclusion, would say that great pleasure in
giving this testimony of
preparation. Respectfully yours, RALPH Lutte.
See advertisement ie 7-3mr
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reBerant aud Laxative used an the con
., europe and America manufactured daily. Soda
t"'s In. 20 new and highly approved construction.
io =. IsA Cigars with full supply Of ans Per-
HAT Brushes Combs shaving Brushes and Toilet
GOODS ssnersy Just received direct tmportst,on AZ
siLMAs's Nsv Drug Store $50 Psnnsyiv.na sysnus.
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on six repeats all conflicting acts.

A SCENE AT THE JAIL.-0n Wednesday last
two women went to the county jail to visit their
husbands who are prisoners therein, and while
engaged in conversation with their Iiepe lords
in the guard room, third female entered and
asked TO SEQ the husband of wife No. 2, and
claimed to be mistress Of said husband. Mar
ried woman No. riZ up instanter upon the
receipt of this information, and falling upon
the indiscreet cyprian, proceeded to belabor
her with hOrsewhip, finger mails and a stout
pair Of No. brogans; married woman Nd. L,
encouraging her meantime, and volunteering
assistance if needful. The delinquent hus.
band, who doubtless felt that &" he could be
happy with either, were 'tother charmer
away" declared that the guard room was too
hot for him, and begged the officers to take
him back to his cell. The guards, of course,
interfered to separate the women, but such
was the rapidity and sustained power of the
onset that the fair usurper Of marital rights
was badly thrashed before she was relieved
from the clutches of the injured wife.
THE WEArHER.-We are indebted to "B -
OF Georgetown, for the following notes of the
range Of the thermometer, &C., from Friday,
noon, August 10, to this morning:
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COAL! COAL! COAL!!!

COAL! COAL! COAL!!!
A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF RED ASH
"A Anthracite COAL, (ege size) cargo Of
schooner =" Olive,'' soon to arrive. WIN be sold
low from the vessel
III Persons supplying themselves for the win :.
ter would do well to lie ave their AT the yard
CORNER NINTH AND H STREETS.
au 20-3t#
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HOUSE, SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING & GLAZIN(

HOUSE, SIGN AND
0HNAAENTAL PAINTING & GLAZING.
GEORGE II. VARNELL,
NO. 51K LOUISIANA AVENUE. BETw
9th and 9TH streets, north side, has opened a.
branch Shop, for the prosecution OF his business
on 9TH street, between | street and Massachusetts
avenue, east side, and Will be happy to receive
calls for work at either Of his locations for doing
business. "
All orders for Jobbing attended to promptly
ana at the shortest notice, In workmanlike man.
ner
Thankful for past favors he will, by assiduity
and dispatch Of work, hope to merit the contrnu.
ance OF the orders Of his friends and the public
Reherdhy. au FL 2w
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THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING DETER.
u mined to close up his present business. re-
quests all persons indebted to him by open ac-
count, to come forward and settle the same on or
BEFORE the 5th dav OF the ensuing month, Septem.
Der. All accounts not settled on that day will be
placed In the hands Of collector for Immediate
settlement. PETER O'DONOGHUE,
au 20-d2w Geo,uo,nur
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DIED,

On the 2lst instant, MARY vIRLINDA, onl,
child Of Richard b and Margaret Ann Norment
aged years and "a days.
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RLACk ELASTIC B Z 8. Belt Clasps
- Buffalo Hair Pins, Morocco Belts. Transpsr.
ent Soap In bars, for sale at
au 21-3t JAMMnND,S
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A CARD.
AM PREPARED TO ATTEND TO ALI,
orders appertaining to the duty of Scavenger Of
the Seventh Ward, ifleft at the following places
MI. Quigley's, corner 18th and C SITS.
MI Tucker's, on 9TH street. at MARYLAND av
MI samuel Humphrey, corner Of N and 4 SITS
Mr.. John kelley's, X street between B and G,
Island WILLIAM 9. MULLEN
gu <l-ot~ Scavenger
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auN FRANCK TAYLOR
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARrNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il mutually dissolved the copartnership hereto.
fore existing between them
Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSTON is alone authorized to
collect the debts due the firm, and viii paw all
the liabilities thereof ~
w. H. CLEMENTsON.
au 2l-T& w. JOHNSON.
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TEE MICHAEL HoLLoHAN mentioned in the
watch returns Of yesterday, is NOT Michael
HollOran, stOne-cutter
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PETTY LARcESIEs.-Our citizens residing
near the boundary Of the city, have been
troubled recently by roguss, who rob their
gardens, poultry houses, &c The arrest and
punishment of the entire gang is desirable.
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MURDKR The argument Of VIM. Pre,.
ton, Esq, on the indictment of Hen p T.
Herbert, member Of Congress from California,
charging him with the murder of Thomas
Heating, is now ready, and may be had at
Shillington's. Price 12i cents.
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ORIGINAL MAP OF WASHIN6TON-
~ Engraved In Philadelphia in 1892.
For sale, few copies only-price IS cents.
au2l FRANCK TAVInQ
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ALARx The alarm of fire about IL O'Clock
last night was started near Georgetown. The
fire companies ran as far a. the First Ward
and returned to their quarters.
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THE CELEBRATION YESTERDAY 1esterday was
ny honored as the anniversary Of the battle OF Lake
Borgne. National salutes were fred on the Place
d:Armes at morning, noon and night. In the alter
noon the different companies composing the Louls'
ann Legion, under Brig. Gen. Palfrey, turned out
paraded the streets, and had review on the Place
d'Arnes After that, the Legion paid funeral honors
to t remains Of Col Thomas +. Hunt late Assistant
ouartermaster General of the U. S. Army-escortine
them with sad music and solemn tread, to their las
earthly resting place. The weather, though rather
cold, was clear and calm, and the turn out OF the
Legion was creditabe to themselves and gratifying II
the crowds Of people who thronged the streets.
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# Card

p. & e. REFILL Y & Q o.,
Beg to inform their friends and patrons that e
f business l26 Cana! street. will be opened on
THURSDAY, Christmas Day.
Besides their general stock Of DRY GOODS, nave ' "
ceiyed per CATAWBA, a large invoice Of
Plain and Embroidered Velvet CLOAkS anu l|'i'-"N''
SIIAWI.S and FURSi'
Embroidered Cambria HANpkEkstilhro'
Lace and Muslin Embroidered SEls
All suitable for PRESENTS
P g. E. REILLY & CO.,
a,c o,o. l26 Canal street.
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FORTUNE TELLING.--Madame Frank the celebrated
Italian teller has taken apartments No 1874 Cavon
tele sire t. where will discover the occult all applicants
pon the principles OF chiromancy and aSology Madame f.
also prsebes medically for female inirm;ieS and possesses
cratves which she guarantees nfabc See her card in
our advertising columns.
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Hen Mass AT ST. PATRIcKs.-At high mass, to
morrow morning, in St. Patrick's Church, the choir
will perform the celebrated Grand Mass of lambil-
lotte, aided by the organ and the orchestra Of the
Orleans Theater. To the lovers of sacred music we
need hardly say that this will be something worth
hearing The mass begins at half-past ten O'Clock.
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Groceries! Groceries!

SmhnCe1-SeSr fTlsGCea+Se21
nv TT NJ ROBINSON &; Co..
r "a 20 ,,, 20 r>,x,,,,,,, s+,,o+
next to the Civ Hotel
rorrt-r7. cI-c,Ec. TEAS.
pio 1o,;.ia,o 1tnnaria
tara stnar,s Crushpd Gunnowder
Mocha 1overiD.rs powd,d Youn. Hysop
1orrorro r,re-nps Ioor Qo1on, otc
MOI ,ScES r, b,-re1s and half rorr.,v
p1>F Tn ,iorc.y and i,rre,S
HAvS-1 T., +iurcos avid ,,-re1s
RREAEE,>T RaCON
EI-FFaIO AND REEF TOSGVES
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Holiday Presents!
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.


HYDE & G. OODR 7 G H
Invite attention their large rich and well assorted stock Of
Jewelry and Fancy Articles,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTSf
They hive a choice and varied assortment Of
FOREIGN NOVELTIES!
JEWERY and endless variety Of articles Of taste from
PARIS;
Rich PLATED GOODS from ENGLAND;
TERRA GOTTA WARE, Dresden Porcelain and bohemian
Glass, from GERMANY;
Gold and Enameled WATCHES Of unsurpassed finish and
curacy, from GENEVA;
Rare and beautiful objects in CORAL, from NAPLES;
Papcr Macle and lnlnid Wood WORK BONES, Writing
Decks, Dressing Cases Tables Chairs Liqueur CASES, Es
sencc and Jewel Boxes, etc;
FINE PAINTINGS and Pariu Sta,lary;
ARTISTIC BRoNZES, Clocks and Cnuteltbras;
Fancy pieces Of BRONZE and Or MUlU for Matel and Fla
gere Ornaments
Rich Ivory and Pearl Bridal and other FANS;
Ivory Pearl Shell, Velvet, Japanned and EnanecL OPERA
GLASSES;
GOLD THIMlFS Pcrci!s Card Gases and Porte Moniaes
Gold Mounted CANES, Fancy Whips and Riding Gloves
We have also on hand aud continually receiving from
mulituctory in ;he city, styles of
silver Ware.
Such Tea and Coffee Sets, Walters Pitchers GoIes Cups
Butter Co trs, Sugar Baskets and Preserve Dishes
Punch Bowls Crlh ScrHperS, Pie and Ice Cream Knives
Fish Caryers;
Napkin Rings Gases Of Dessert Knives and Nut Picks.
Ans! variety Of similar articles, suitable for useful vel
handsome Gifts. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
We M and ROYAL
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,HHN01eifce1et assortment

FASHIONABLE CLIO THIN &.
New Goods just Received
Per steamships BLACK WARRIOR and PHILADELPHIA.
ALFEE:D HIUNEoTs &c Co.,
"a Magazine street, corner OF GraVer
Invite particular attention their present assortment oil
Goods EVERY ARTICLE WELL. MADE.
For OVERCOATS of every description;
For DRESS COATS of every description;
For BUSINESS OATS Of every description;
For PANTAL0ONS of every description;
For VESTS of every description;
For UNDER GARMENTS Of every descriptions;
For BOYS CLOTHING of every description;
For INDIA RUBBER GOODS Of every description:
F A l. II Y
For WE'LL MADE CLOTHING Of every description,
Call at the ONE PRICE STORE Of
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
d23 2p5t "a Magazine street, Gravicr.
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Youths, Boys and CFeig11'ese's
mr CLOTHING.
r, MgALARD g. co.

r. MgALARD & Co..
Nos. So and 60 Canal street, corner Old Ec-
street,
Receiving per steamers Black Warrior and Empire City fresh
assortment of
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CI1ILDREN'S CLOTHING,
among which
Youths Pilot Cloth OEERCOATS.
Youths and Boys Black and Colored Cloth RAGLANS.
Youths and Boys Black Cloth FROCk COATS.
Youths and Boys Black Doesku aud Oolorcd Cashmere
PANTS
Youths aud Boys Velvet, Cashmere and Silk VESTS.
Youths and Boys Black Cloth rAI.MAS.
Boys Black ana Co'o7ed CLOTH JACKETS
Childrens GRAY SUITS
Childrens FANCY SUITS, with Vests attached.
Childrcns Black aud Colored LAMARTlNE CAPE COATS
Chldrens Black and Colored Cloth ACkErS and PANTS
With general assortment Of BOYS CLOTHING.
For sale by
T. MALLARD & CO.,
5S and 60 CauAl street,
d22 NoWedrhurS corner OF Old l.cvce street
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A FORTUNATE TRAvELER.-lti is stated that Ger
man, with whom Bayard Taylor formed friendship,
has recently conveyed to him as free gift, an estate
near the Thuringan forest which contains beautiful
residence, built in l760 by one of the ministers OF
Ernest TT,
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business.

Trsinssswas active yesterday; there was no alter-
inc NOR was there any faltering fory-two years ago
on the night Of the same day on Gen. de Laronde
plantation which was brought to the memory Of our
old citizens by Gen. Pafrey by the military parade oil
the legion Yesterday afternoon SO long as brsaoer
General Palfrey has command OF the legion, the
citizens IF New Orleans will be reminded of the ever
memorable 23d of December, 1914. Stocks, money
exchange real estate operations, cotton, sugar. us
counts and loans may all go to kingdom come, but
the 23d of December must be remembered. The
Eighth Of January, 1915, would have been blank in
history had not the movement of the sd of Decem-
Der been made; but what has all this to do with bust
ness operations yesterday? A good deal in our
opinion, for If Mr.. Bull had obtained possession OF
this good city on that eveltful night we think he
would have retained it, Notwithstanding the preml-
uaries Of peace were signed at Client on the 24th OF
the same month.
The weather was really cold yesterday, particularly
so in the forenoon, another change having taken
Mace on Monday night. We expected to receive
some icy accounts from the West over the telegrapc
wires Possibly some of our Western dealers did
We hope they were something OF more important
nature than that g mixed corn" had advanced TWO
cents per bsheI or that there was onehalt inch less
water on the falls at Louisville than at the previous
date. Our marine ISL seems 10 lulCtle tl's " Eie"'
many boats TALL with full loads) have got out of the
Ohio, and reports are that more are coming ON
the Leyee it has been unusually active for a week
past. The Ouachita and Yazoo rivers being in good
boating ORDER Gotten is coming freely from those sec
TONS but there is nothing TO sustain the high views
Of operators for foreign markets. so far as regards the
quantity. From the wet weather which prevailed
throughout the month of November, and two weeks
of this month"; large proportion of the last pickings
will be of q very ordinary quality. Those who are
buying for Northern manufactures, who generally
take the selection of the market, will do well to be
on the alert for there will be than an usual pro
portion Of medium to inferior quality of cotton this
season.
We are without any late advices from Europe. inc
America has been long due, say sixteen days from
Liverpool that it is believed some accident has hap
pened The Baltic is also thirteen days out, and hel
adyices are hourly looked for The Europa, OF tho
18th inst. will be due tomorrow at New York; bH
as none Of the steamers are pushed and crowded
as heretofore, it may be Friday or Saturday before
the Europa is heard Of. In the meantime, we have
complain of the very great irreguarity Of the North
ern mails via Mobile. It appears they are Forwarded
just to suit the views of contractors Yesterday tn
Northern mail was not delivered till near O'Clock
and then it was only share of what was due. Thl
is really too bad for the greatest exporting city o
this continent
.Es=E ss---------------
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m Aswill be seen by notice elsewhere, there will
be meeting Of the members of the American party
Of the Third Ward over the Carrollton Railroad De-
pot, this evening" commencing Ct o'clock. Full and
punctual attendance is requested.
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GET READY FOR CHRIsTMAs.-There is but one day
left time is TO he lost The stock Of McsSts H. NJ Rob
in5on Co.. Nos rs Common comprises a
much rnAeril Christmas comfort any Chris
;ian reasonably desreroceres picked and preserved
daines of all kinds wines liquors, cigars wild game and
things too mention Just glance the ad
yerfsement.