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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

VERA CRUZnschr Etienne DOeire-so bales tobacco 20
tons ''s~00d to w"F"sAs" 4 - ks-ehh'H'
- RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE ,,l n,
sd ba Is
u Cooper &ce- 81 cotton Ward. saunders Hunss
Bsy Wilson R1ge Ss
bs
joins SeaD. b eoo
Brady Scos billiard Smith kco-S 7 Lonsdale Son
-SR W Estlin &co-6 May dco.-5 p Aydet &co-5 do
5esa %lis%s : ns5sls tsS S I Ss
McFesor aoway Ssei % Express e
bSs asS bb a9 ur eo
box n gssvs SEQ 5 d Massay
b6is apples Benton boxes Do s sfs se-
sacks wheat R5aGss Wilson to 0rder-r0 5
v1oKsBuRG-ste semaos bales cotton to Buekner
ST. @
4coo do Lewis oglesby,s do Buehsnnon Carroll 6co-s
e GO os g p CASKS
ea1n 81 baes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIM Bard-Ioo sacks wheat Heald
Harding A6bay Moieheaa-i soS 40 Violet &foal bS
horses Ysuwei-a bales Cotton q Pnckard scoMI5 do to
Ward Saunders Hsn Walker stuaT, 4
ID @ . gsn &sols bales cotton
=
LEWIS o @ VIZ AZ q Z R "a ~
Il 4Ss 80
Robson . do %f
4 ss bss
s AWE Whiting % DOH se
os Do So az
Inehs visted Zoo In Rrnajwaji / PavHes bsIs cot,on
Green Crnnpms Harris { Lewis Edward Male Gco"sJ F
Gaut-s Bogart Foley Avery7 Gorrisson Bros7 do
ad summers GcoDloo sacks cotton seed Bay Ieo
Total 2S5 bales cotton Hills .Dn. to
n "a h onr ic a Rre ~ b ARMIES ~
Gsvs 9 1b apples John Do 2.
bssss cheese T. kns butter adams acoso bs 81
6ee Us XXI rd e1 nkps butter oson senI0 IBIS
Hehsosk Isttg-4S boxes cheese bbs eggs casks
Il % bells Farasie Ees sSls ii BPS q
Caldwell tcol7o Wilson pseomb &co-l6s
5 s s et yss s 8
SHAY do 600 PGs
bis Saas aeosa Merr
ksy % 1T Sa Ss S
Philip. Carroll Prts5ssd 3so ; head hogs ii
RECEIPTS SATURDAY.
1ou1sv111E-stesmer Belle Creole 50 pes -four 4ss .chs
Wheat S bbs dried apples to Fe9wes Sco9 Dbl; oS
bss apples Is bSs s.sks Of
mers-2i Twichel Sco-0 bales mdse Walter
Cox &col0 b6ls gwaIe Gauchs-a9 pigs DO Haws-2 10
I'll Adam 40 IBIS beans @ do .ps
&eo bxs gware Moore &co2s do Mi9ton ac9oz do
$500, -. Ho.s cottnn 10
b h,nI ~ -, Snerv Kcos5 p W EsI;n Scn0 do
Nouv 1. . n Mon - 90 IA 49, Mi. So
b. ~ d u"n.non Isrroli Sr ~ A
3 iilaf1 S S &To lins S,nat unnnsau az
,,aaey, wilson &Go 81 n xU I Sis ~, ~, uu
ARum ,crdo Do pc,ar ood,irh Ion
Ny G T'r".o .nn. u, orarTSt a.T b,las co,,on
| 4 hl,ds tobacco
rDT-,syIIIr c.,..,ox ,,,,,, ION Ill, L.. No.,
"a nos po,aoes =? i,on
nelly beAzna %c I'll sto.es ~ Ii castings
Jor puI'qes /, ops Mnisny " ~ by 60
hs pode hr nn,s Sis bam ems ara 8
pns esss p 90 npss w. az hesS i 10 hI
q Neieo1 Seos his aor a. hs whky
nsJ 49, q, 'p,s . oI NJ ~ e.. s ;ns,f = 80;
Sco ,oil ,her Roh"son nsmnett Scoao his annes 10
ions .eae' ng 1; ~ r uts "pp II,
Sscoe 10 Sohn M IN r., ~ vi,
eoaeon iS s q ~ P peS oo'scn
WE oSAi p;,t1 ~. " ,i tasd S,,u,o Imp a.
~ r iateh sn SG 10 10 nlu nndnae
al ha,s a cott"n AZ " " ' wv unN ~ ~
err IorIS S.o. II -, ,t,,;, TIA ,,,s ,,slu 90, hills
a. - =. rs Sl fa az NM nnIa az rnt bids csb
h.a S,,na;sr Ie1 saoLs nn,o,pas ILL annas Tton,n
Bellanger l20
potatoes ioo Dds Hour John ny SGoS DDS nour "a of
E %Go NY ops ap,es S,SS "a ~ haan
ooe w 20. FIX s ~ ts LUNA topa tIaSS
bbls apples bbs flour Price, Converse Smith
up I NJ i h , up VIC n
| ~, ,I.Ih, "
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IINIXEKsITY OF LOUlsIANA-LAw DE-

The Lectures in this Department will commence on the Sc
cond Monday Of November 1885, and continue the first
Monday of April 1883 They will embrace mpoaut
branches of the Civil Common, Constitutional ntena
ona law well Equity, Jurisprudence and Practice
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors
Those by Professor McCAIEB will treat of Admiralty and
Maritime Law international Law, and the Jurisdiction Of the
Courts of the United States
Those by Professor RANDELL HUNT will treat of Com
mercial Law, Criminal Law and the Law Of Evidence.
Those Professor ROSELIUS will embrace the Law
Land Titles whether derived from England SPAIN France or
the Saes and the Practice of the Courts of Civil
diction in Louisiana ..-- ... 49,.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
Law. 80. .--.z...g-
The degree Bachelor of will be conferred those
students only shall have attended full of
tures full after having read twelve months under
the direction of respectable Counselor who shall
on by the various Professors found deserving
OF the honor
SO for the diploma. ..
All must be addressed the Dean of the
Faculty. AT New Orleans. THEODORE H. MCCALEB
iel9 tnl9 Dean of the Faculty.
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SHERIFF'E SALES.
SALE By THE SHERIFF or TIE Parrish or oRLHANs
l5r4 IA in Order 10 Eject 1Psrttlou. is e ~ ~
rDrI psrasc! cousr TIE cry OF Jew gRIxANg, =.

-
SALE e rae 5s.. en- E1ssH =
r s sss s1n sa q s q
~ ~,x.,.. Suit n Patiicn--Ho ss99
u 8 e &. ssss J. &: 4:
e hss vos 4 s s s s1 s
& M I &c IS L 81
ssss go. -. ~ -
e. e. Z q s.a
IS i ss: s"s ISL. q |
n a =: Il
~ Hsmecours, surveyor % s. sahbii.d
TEkssFor The proportion Of the city q New ore.n.
@ 9ssS M SdS's s
and credit for to the sd
sad ssn' @ ns
s seS by mortgage and vendors Ryese &c e property
oes 10 no2 ls Sheriff Of he Parish u orlean.
Ponr eaectusr IN partage. d \ -
ss.s.s IL HfsHsss
FNyERTg d,un s.,sn 4 81 de- jan.
as s'5s
~. q y n de
rn q !. psy,ss
,seue1e staee ouafsme Ds1es ds i VIE ss i.
q. Isns,us par ss ag Camp
.ss n G.Ts e sss
Narchs Public Dc Sses Dc Z rue des IA
.s sn s ss.. s.s
GoNDiTI6Ns-Pour proportion rsvsn.nt i. VIE De L
hss1. aailett ess1 sss ss
.p1ss as
eur sur Ia propriete vendue. . .... ~
ocs 10 no2 16 q Sheriff de Ia paroi,se dOrlsans.
s. D, 9ss... eovar q III.
q
District Court Of New Orleans in the .bove entitled cause
&c @ s.s spa % i e. E
essf !.
sfs on
August. iss, y pisnseoaI., Deputy Surveyor.
Sass IA
unto said portion belonging. - $50
TERMs-cash on The spot. -...s.-.-...ss.tsi,s
se1s % OCT 1874 Sheriff Of The Parish q Orleans
ss Ia seSs 81 Psa Il xE Rz e
=-.l.l.-.. - BARES ct als.-No. Il, $50.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fferl facias cOntr
Jean Bares moi adresse Honorable Deuxeme Coz
de District de y Nonyelle Orleans dams pafae dessus.
procederai lie MERCREDI FL diocobre 1857 midi Ph6t
de Ia Cite de Ia Commune entire les russ du Camp
s.UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE situee 4 4T9 -
pieds pouces, environ du chemin de Ia Meare nj
erEs au fa face sur nne profondsur Dc sa La a
dresse lie 30 dao 1856 par DHemecourt depue voye
de partage entire Jean Puysegnr Jean
de o. Droue notare public cette ye d.
du janver 1857. .N
Ensemble toutes les bstsses ct authorizations ete
sur Ia e portion de dros privileges,
tudes ct avanages attaches ct apparenant.
LIE toni saisi dams PRffaire c.dessus. i..s
II CONDITIONS-Conpta au moment de Naturalization.
JOHN NJ BELL,
sel9 % OCT IA q Sheriff de Ia paroisse d. Orleans
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gebiem ot TIE Hlarksts.
MONDAY MORNING, October 10, !

MONDAY MORNING, October 10, 1857
COTTON The Cotton market exhibited considerably more
activity on Saturday. prices higher Mddng opening
about c but advancing subsequently to 0c for cash funds
with some transactions at for Bills of Exchange The sales
embraced some 5000 bales We still omit general quotations
TDRACCO No sales were reported,
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vAIU-
able Twosory Brick Houses being the corner Of Bienvle
and Bourbon streets.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU-
able TwoSory Brick Houses being the Of Bienyle
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY, Nov. FL, 1857, Mt IL O'Clock M.
. in the Rotunda of Louis Hotel by virtue Of
the Honorable the second District Court Of New Or
leans dated h October 1851 No. 1882 for account of said
/ 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
eff this city in tile square bounded by Bienve Bourbon Cont
and Royal streets Said lot forms the Of Belye and
Bourbon Streets and american measure)
less 60 feet front Benye street By 81 deep and
Building containing large the ground floor and about
FIVE in the upper story hydrant, etc.
q LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring American measure) less 80 feet front
street. 60 feet in depth. Together with the
story Brick House. containing about five gallery etc
kitchen containing about three yard cstern, ETC.
.. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adj joining the above
Benvie street measuring american measure)
less "a feet front Benye street. by 65 feet deep To
geher with the twosory Brick House. containing about four
two cabinets etc.; kitchen containing five rooms yard
cistern etc.
ss-TERMs AND CONDITIONS e-third cash, and the
balance IL and Is months credit for notes secured
By mortgage on said property and bearing an
be insured against the risk Of fire until the final
said and the policy transferred tn the vendors
The for the 1857 be paid by the purchasers
Acts Of sale before A. Ducate. Esq., Notary Public.
oI7h tn2
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GALVESTON AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mexico
bbls -four 100 bbs whisky 30 bb potatoes 2 sacks Of
corn, 100 do coffee. s-E. &as
LIvERPoOL-Ship Hays-4250 bales cotton 50 ties of
lard, 223 hhds tobacco 1880 slaves
BOSTON-Bark Mystcry-2582 bbls -four.
BOSTON-Brig Sawysr-4O bales cotton, 1852 sacks Of
corn 2 sacks wheat 3 bbs whisky 500 bb -four 80 do seed
10 casks Of skins 37 hides 20 rolls leather 20 pkgs mde
HAYANA-Brig Nsham Stetson-3S3 $50 bbs lard, 900
kegs lard 10 casks 30 hams to bbs apples so do ron bx
mdss. ..t .'9a-a
LvERPOOL-Shp Express-2526 bales cotton. IS do rags
1000 bbls -four, 5667 hhds slaves
BRAzOs SABOTAGE AND POINT IsABEI-schr Jas f
Si.h bbls -four 10 do ~ bxs Candles a do SOAP
50 do starch pkgs brandy rs cks coffee, 100
crates so doz pals 10 bb vinegar 1856 bars 8 bd iron ID
pkgs Furniture bbs potatoes
onions 3casks claet Is 2 bales tobacco pkgs
groceries, 225 pkgs mdse.
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IMPORTS.

INDIANOI4A AND GALyEsTON-steamshipo pelousas-
$50 bales cotton, head cattle. $3.50
INDIANoLA VIA GALvEsTON-SseanshpM exico-l66
bale. cotton Hugely Blair 4co-5 McIemore Curn Acseo
Hart Gco-4S d Kelly &co-7 do Adams &co-25 do
John Williams Freson Stevenson &co6 bales
Morgan-4 J B Camden Aco-A Farley, Jurey Aco-7 do
Carter Gco Oakley Hawkins &co-25 bales
Henderson Terry 6cos Pilsbury-24 Brady &co5 do
Pinckard &co-3 Tully &co-5 G N Pinckard 6co-2
Duncan Logan-2 Lowe &eo- head cattle
Wkins-sundries to Hart &co-C Oder &co-Harris,
Morgan kco--Jennings, Laughand dco-Union BankThon
hill 6co-sundres to order-Total 433 bales cotton.
ROCKLANO-Bark Charm-2sOO bbs of lime to Creevy L
Faewell.
VERA CRUZ-Schr Etienne D'Oleire-S30 bales tobacco 20
tons logwood TO Warneken L kerchhott.
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ITNIYERsITY OF LOUIsIANA-MED p, De
~ partmenIhe Annual Course of Lectures in this Depart
men will commence MONDAY, November l6t 1851 and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES n p Professor Of Practice of Medicine
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
A H. CENAS, N. D.. Professor of Obstetrics
GUSTAvUS A MOTT, NJ. D.. Professor of Matera Medca.
JOSIAH G. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thology.
GILBERT S. VANCE, NJ D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The for Dsecting will be the second Monday
in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital.
The Students the Professors in their visits, and
free Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantal
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be delivered daily in
the Amphheaer of the Hospital from the list of October
Cuca Medicine and Surgery and other subjects without
charge 10 Students. THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by the
Institution. aul2 lawtnl6
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
i Gerry STORE, No. q Bsronne street; z. L. BERCIER,
Agent.
10 A large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
% GHAMPAGNE Of the best brands in qnsIts and pins;
either FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors superfne and variety Of Fancy Arti
clss Of the best qualities always hand at low prices
10 Goods delivered to families free of drayaee. "
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MENTAL NOTICE = DR.. GEO. W. SMITH, DEN
IL tai SU RIG EoN may be consulted daily from A. NJ
till p NJ Office and residence Of Caroudeet and La
ay cite streets Gate Heyia sreet.) aul0 tnl5
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

R j. .ROCa Z; CO., MANU- ACTURERs OF
IT, HATS-The subscribers ready to do any work
that their customers and the public in general shall
fit to beow upon them Having engaged the most competent
workmen and being receipt of the best of Materials
are confident that they out good estab
lishment in the city. ....--0 - l#'-
BHsts of all qualities and sizes made to order short
est notice. j. ROCH 4 CO., WI =
corner rnun nd Graria
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- ToBY's ExPREss, FOR oAL1FoE

NslAII5KElH
~ We prepared to receive and forward
PARCELs, PACKAGES, JEWELLERY, DRAFTS and Freight
every description to California through the agency of
We will receive and forward any part EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every steamer.
Parties shipping will freight ready the day prev
s. TOBY Jr., BRO,
au2i 3ptf i 81 Camp street.
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Sgippi.g yatsIligsr,ts.
MONDAY, October 10, 1857.

Steamship Mexico, Ls~Iess for Galveston and 1ndsnoa
o. - w =, =, :. }t5 Harris, Morgan kco
ship 3 n Hay, Paine, for Liverpool, g jenkins
ship Express Milton, Liverpool Jones Nsckinder leo
Bark Mystery, Taylor, for Boston a " Tynson leo
Brig Nathan stetscn, Trens for Havana - -
Brig SAWYER, Leighton, fot Boston, : d W Hynson Gco
schr Jas SMITH sparrow for Bszos Santiago Point Tss
r. "ei 80 Godenbow Lesparre
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REMOVALS.

N his Noarsl Office to No. 81 Royal street. between susom
os lot EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
D Observation-Disclosures. iPIDERlT 4 CO. HAVE :
II removed from 04 Camp street to 3 Carondsle street.
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NJ. SCINEIDER'S PLEYEL PIANO DE-
ETg|POT, No. SO Royaisreet.
HFEFt The undersigned would call the attention of the
public to his and extensive sock of
PLEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS
with Hollow Iron Tubes manufactured expressly to his older
These Pianos for nish admirable
passed by and offered the lowest market price,
Sole Depot for LETERME'S CHAPEL ORGANS, Accor-
dions and lutnas Of Louis xV Oriental and Gothic STYLE
with without the Celeste Sound,
PIANOS TO HIKE. Tuning and Repairing attended to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO Royal street,
OF 3m go. opposte i,ou lana Bank
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
~ PLANTERS.

PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE
OF YARNS,
Employing to Spin the Crop up but about the
Der required to raise this Number consisting of children
of and above and unfit for blowing
picking cotton,
prepared furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATION OF MACHINERY, inclusive Of the STEAM EN-
CINE, if necessary-namey The Gin with Lap Appendage
in Machine and the SEGMENT Machines of the Spinning Sc
plantation complete, with great dispatch. Also, competen,
SriRners.
the very first year. will MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive of the Steam Engine the SpnnerR
Wages
My IMPROVEMENT in its results to the Planter is equva
lent his having purchased of me plantation ETC.,
productive than those he works. and while his Spin
ming interest prove his diversion will exempt from
the Inherent Planting, Gathering and
Balng up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good accept
anGe grant reasonable aciites and for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT ofourth to be paid to each Of the first
five the the Yarns bring Gnned Cotton
with nsung should the plantation change
proprietors
Propositions from Planters may be made and to know
cost OF Machinery in their particular they must not omit
to state what has been the number of pounds of their
how many pounds of Yarn day they must Spin.
a22tf GEO. @. HENRY Mobile, Ala.
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WANTED.

VH7ANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF CAPACITY AND IN
w tegrity, with ample testimonials desires sitnat ion.
"Begcars won't be choose aud one in want of assist
ant mi address A. att this Office. ot2 Cts
WANTED TO HIRE-A COOK, WASHER AND
w ironcr o small family; also girl to do light work
the plain sewing coored preferred Apply
at IS LAFAYETTE street. .-... -1s-.- = 90 II
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v. DEMO RTELLE, Dealer,
At the Old Basin corner Of Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL. such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement, Plaster Paris
gles Lahs Slaves Also English, French American Fire
Bricks, and all kinds of Frewocd
~ Orders from the country promptly and carefully attended
to. ..,-. :, . ap3 1v
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SUCCESSION OF o. HINCKs.
BY H. PEYCHAUD. HYDE L Co., SO
C. SAN0RY, Auctoneer.
CATURDAY, October 81, 1857, at IL o'clock
M at Exchange ST. Louis by virtue of
from the Second District Court New
Orleans 18th and 18th September, 1857, for
count of said succession, will be sold
/. MARGUERITE, mulatress, aged 80 years-cook and
washer.
q DiLLY daughter of Marguerite aged 10 years.
CYTTALISE mularess aged about II yearshouse ser
want.
l. OPHELIA, an orphan girl, aged about years.
A9-TERMS-One hsf cash. and the balance credit Of
months for satisfactorily endorsed and secured by
ca and to bear interest at cent annum in
case of non payment At maturity. .s.
Acts Of sale before T. OF purchasers
On
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ARRIVED

Steamship Mexico, Lswless from Indanoa and a
Harris. Morgan 4co-lst dist, So ~
Steamship Opel0usAs Ellis Galveston and Isd.noa IN
WI Observation-Disclosures Bay, - 4'- s N'' "
&Farwell-Ist dist IS. S' " y
Frusan schr Etienne DOee Hansen six days from Vera
Cruz, to Warneken Kirch hof-d dist Isl -.y''
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS.

~ Capt Sleeper, OF the bark CHARM reports having
changed longitude with bark Mary Kimba of Philadelphia
steering s Sc. ,....1. ---..
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n r..
n NJ. RUTHERFORD &, LONG, AUCTION
VI EERS Ofice-No. q Natchez street and Arcade Pas
sage New Orleans.
4Specal attention given the sale of Slaves private
well withdrawing ample for $50 slaves at No III
Carondelet street, sci 3In
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TO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UN-
dersgned respectfully informs city and country dealers
generally that he has lately added to his
hc,ory OF sN uFFS which obtained medal at the Universal
at Paris in 1855 the manufacture of all kinds
sMGhlN TOBACCO, which he guarantees at least
rs those the houses besides being perfectly
pure and of pleasant taste. f-'''''
General Depot his Store No Ii Ious street Mann
factory at McDonoghville, La SUISSE '
OF SIN mr. DIT
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OBSEQLIES or CEN. WORTH.
TIE WORTH MONUMENT.

In accordance with previous arrangement the cere-
ories attending the ta intermen. OF tue remains OF
the lsuented Major-Generai Worth IN the monument
erected to bic mencry by the Corporation of the City
Of New.Yo,b, at the Junction Of Broadway aud Fifth
avenue, took pace yesterday.
Though the atmospheric was Gear and the sun shone
brightly, the weather was intensely ccd. With this
latter exception, better day could Tot have been
selected for the occasion. The severity Of the weather
did not, however deter citizens generally from turu-
ing ont. Broadway, srd other streets through
which The pro ion was TO pass, were thronged vito
people, and the windows of teary ever! house were
crowded with men wo lei and children.
On Tuesday mornrg The sab Committee Of the
Conmcp Council havirg in change the re Oovsl af the
remains Of Gen. Wc,th from their Temporary resting
plsce IN Greenwood Cemetery, proceeded 10 the
ground with hssse. The Nation al Guard Of Br ok
yr, urder oommsbG Of Cap'. sprsgue, who acted as
gssrd CT htnor when the rensts were first placed 10
Abe ysal' met the Committee On the ground. The
c. fn waa taien nom the pine case in which il was
Sra placed ara aid in an cater ccS, .de exact corn.
eipGt OF the oisnA. one, aud bone to tbs hesrse,
the military paving the usual salute a. !be corpse
passed. The coitese proceeded TO tie ferry. aud
vss net az the New York side by Compsry Z. list
Regiment. Capt. Tonpki1s, who received the rsnsias
With she usual military honor,. The procession then
proceeded up Whitehall street AID Broadway to the
Pns, tie hea,ss haltitg in fort of the Cit, Hall.
TIE colin was removed 70 the Governors Room, the
Nsiiopal Gualo o. Brooklyn forming the right and
Coml sry +, let Regiment, on the left both con2a-
Lies pre- .enDg the remains were borne along.
After the departure Of tAe Brooklyn company Com
rapy took ehSge Of the remains Tue coffin was
supported rPcn tressels front Of the ceLer widow
and guard set. Every forr hours daring the night
guard was relieved
Tie coin il Of mahogany, covered with black silk
vel, et With wTeaths Of silver plate the sides the
.fieiis inscribed "Monte,ey. Chippswa," Mag
ara" Florida" coat of Asms, beneath circle
Of thirty ore stars ornaments th. head, and with the
,s..srs ~. S.A" Geo. Werth's caapssu and sword
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yoJ-SG MEMS CHRISTIAN UNION.

Areg1ar meeting of the Young Mons Chr'ti,a
Uricn was held on Tue'dsy evening at their rooms IN
CIiIton Hall It. well attended, large po1tior
of TIE audience being ladies. After reading The Scrip
lures and trapssc,rg the usual business Of the Az
ISOLATION,
The Rev. DR.. OscOoD, pastor Of the Cha.cs OF tas
Messiah, resd an essay on the Relations Of Christi
" ani,y with Labor sbd the Poor.' He spcSe OF the
chief Characteristic of this age as being s spi't oi
commercial enterprise and money srgaias teN
capital welded an influence greater tnsn ever oe'ofe
winning titles for merchant princes, end slevsnns
few to the English Commons. Aud thus tie pyoo.em
cfihe relation of capital to labor assumes VIA an
portance. He proceeded 10 sketch tie vs,ious scu-
TORS proposed for thi, problem By the sevsIs sceoe'
Of political econo nsts, arc the different systems OF
Communism, fouIieripm, &c, showing the errors .nd
pointrg out many OF tbs advantages OF sao5 Bat he
argued hat the economy Of the New Testamsnt, cG-
lied into practical exsmp 6cation would most sue!io
tate the condition Of the aborieg classes. He epoks
of the free sobco! as TIE mighty agent Il he WORK
of slevaipg lsbor; and took occasion 20 ansv tie
slur cast by Arcbbi'hor Hughes gpoa ort free school
systsm 10 bis last STpdsy evening, Lecture. He
quoted at soue lergth f:ou tables Of statistics ia bis
Baud showing hov r17co besi't n tls uaa is .as Do