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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Nep York.
Rv TEL EGRApU
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No. % SOUTH STREET.
BALTIM lore MARKETS.


COFFEE.-The market has been quiet to-day, and we
without any transactions to note We quote fair Rio
at 11G114 cents, good 114 cents, and prime l1A Gl2
cents; Laguayra l2G12I cents and Java l516k cents
FL0UR.-The market quiet to-day, but steady
The only sale reported 100 bbs Ohio Extra S 624
Ohio Super is held at S. 25 Howard Street do s.
and City Mills do at So Ohio Extra at $5 624 75 How
ard Street do at So, and City Mills do at S625 Bal
ground Family is selling 81 So and Extra at So 80.
Rye Flour quiet at S4 2 and Corn Meal at S4 37h for
City
GRAIN.-The lower and medium grades of Wheat
tnue heavy but prime and choice qualities steady
with fair demand The offerings to-day $500
bushels all of which sold at 1l5d126 cents for medium
white, l25l32 cents for fair and quote good to prime
at 135dl40 cents. Red in very light receipt, and
brought 12l cents for good quote medium to fair at
115911s cents and prime at 123 cents. Corn heavy,
with light receipts and sales of white at 65 cents
quote old at 7SG1S0 Yellow brought IS Oats
in very light supply, with good demand at steady
rates. Sales of Maryland made at A cents and
Pennsylvania at 4S Rye is rather dull and lower
with sales of 700 bushels Maryland at 6s cents.
We quote Cuba Muscovado at 30G33 cts Clayed 2Sl30
cts and Porto Rico 30G35 cts.
PR0vISIoNS.-The stock of Bacon is light, and hold
are firm with limited demand Sales of % hhds.
Sides at cts less cent? and 10 hhds do at So cts
Shoulders steady at 6B cts, and Hams selling at
for and de and e Hams n Por ous
but steady S1650 for City cured Mess S7 for Western
$l45o for Prime. and Sla 50 for Rump Baltimore Mess
bbs Western Lard private terms and quote it at
IL cts, and City at 10dlOA cts.
RICE.-The market continues dull at 3AG3k cents for
fair to good, and 3Sd34 cents for prime
SUGAR.-The market continues quiet. Wehad report
ed sales of only 10 hhds Cuba 81 25 and II hhds Porto
Rico private terms Messrs. Lennon Il Brogden of
fered cargo of pa hhds and LOG bbs Cuba Sugar
ton to-day, but only 10 hhds were sold at S657 So and
10 bbs at 81 95 the balance being withdrawn Wequoe
refining grades of Cuba English Island and Porto Rico at
S675G725 fair good Cuba 81 50d775 prime do IS 25;
fair good Porto Rico $775Gs, and prime to choice
$S7509
SALT.-Sales making of Ground Alum at Is cents
per sack Marshals fine at 25 cents Ashton's do at lao
cents and Turks Island 20(d22 cents per bus.
SEEDS-Continue dull, with ample supply at mar
ket. We quote Cloyerseed at S5.37H $50, and note
light sales of Timothy at $l.Skg2. Faxseed is quiet
at 81 50G1 55.
WHlSKEY.-The market is firm with sales of 275 bbs.
Ohio at % cents Wequote City nomnaly at 22 cents
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The Balloon Race.

CINc1NNATI, Oct. 19.-The balloon race came to a
termination last evening. Mr.. Goddard came down
at TO- 80, P. NJ, some Is miles from Sandusky and
Mr.. Steiner descended at H. P. NJ, within mile
of Sandusky.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct 1S.-A despatch from Indepen-
dence the 18th says that the Sante Fe mail with
dates to the 9th ult, arrived there on Saturday
night. The mail conductors reported meeting
with large number fgold hunters bound to Pike
paak
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Oct 1S-The
arrivals OF Beef Cattle at the different yards larger
and 500 at the Bulbs Head market generally
dull, and prices barely mantained in instances
ruling 70 cents the 100 lbs lower but most of the lots
offered disposed of at from 81 S. per bs prin
cipally at 81 and So.
The arrivals of Cows and Calves reached about $50 head
selling $50 to $40 for Fresh Cows $40 $50 for Spring
ers and S15 to $50 for Dry Cows.
Hogs, the receipts at Phillips Yard reach 600
this week about 900 of which were taken New York
and some left over but the market firm prices rang
ing at from g to 50 50 the 100 R 1Rs R1e, net
81 each condition. equal to odSc per lb dressed.
PROVIDENCE Oct 17-wooL.-Ma firm but not
quite during the three preceding weeks The
following the sales for the week 46soo lbs fleece at
35d55 cents and g. 100 lbs pulled at 30G45 per lb.
PAINTING CLOTHS s-Market active. Prices firm. The
following the sales for the week pieces 64x64
cts 5000 do 64x64 ~ cts 1000 DO 6oxos 9s oo Cts
6ox64 private TERMS Z 600 do 60x6o 5I cts 900 do
56x56 private terms 5000 do 52x52 Ak cts Total 81 900
wo0L.-At New York last week large sales domes-
tic at full prices also so 900 lbs California 1S2Oc 6ms
Foreign firm with an improved feeling sales 1000 lbs
Spanish Sc ms 400 bales washed Cordova and $50 B.
private terms Arrivals of domestic for the week
zoos bales, exclusive Of California
At Philadelphia fair demand and prices firm stocks of
low and medium reduced sales of week 100 600 lbs nclu
4sa44 10 600 tub 4o4i 1000 Merino pulled ss; 90 900
No do 34d35; 10000 and full blood t045 5000 Mis-
souri, 49, 10000 mixed No and fine S4G35, all cash.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 1S.-FLouR.-The market opened
quiet with very light receipts and moderate enquiry.
We nave no change note in quotations, the prnc
pal sales being to the city trade by the dray load.
WnRAT-There is a fair demand for Wheat, but owing
to the light receipts have very few transactions to
note, and no material change quote There sales
OF good white Change at l3lc and fair red at l2oc
CINCINNATI MARKET, Oct. 16-FLoUR.-The mar
ket remains without any change of Importance The de-
Continues local. and confined to the pressing wants
me city retailers bakers The sales were 700 bbs
az p 60 for superfne and $475Gs5 for choice to
bbls. F Gains 'S ~ - NJ = -
~ ,a shEYSThe market again dull to day. and pri-
wagon. A'AoV oois. ~ ~ ses'
RacnU ith have to an improved demand for
~ ct ~ ass S;s oi 800 hhds at 5 for Souders, and
~ ~i s'aeS' Nothing transpired In other articles
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HEALTH OF BISHOP SoULE.-Memphis papers state
that the venerable and much beloved Bishop Soue
of the Nj. E. Church South is in very feeble health,
his condition being considered quite precarious. He
had become too much debilitated even to reply to
correspondents, and requested public statement
to that effect.
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and Geo Kings b. g. Joe Turpin, it being won by
the latter in two straight heats-the first by half
length, in 2.05 and the last by six lengths, in l52.
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Fishing Schooner Lost
FROM TFXAS.

BosToN, Oct. l9.-The fishing schooner Z. At
wood was wrecked at Prince Edwards Island re-
Gently, and all on beard, ten in number, pershed
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Robert Clark colored arrested Monday night by
officer McCubbin, charged with stealing gold bracelet.
Justice Mearis committed him for court
William Harp and Robert Zimmerman arrested on
the charge of assautng and beating Samuel Bridges
Justice Audoun committed them to Jail to answer the
charge at Court.
Rachel Salisbury arrested on warrant of Coroner
Sparkn the charge of causing the death of her
child She committed to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
ardsen yesterday arrested the charge of shooting
at officer Thomas Johnson. They committed to Jail
to await the action of the grand jury by Justice Boyd.
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The ONO LIFE AND TRUsr CoMPANY-An hjanc-
ton Grarted.-In the United States Circuit Court
at Cincinnati, October Is, Judge Mclean presiding,
on an application filed by Henry Stanberry's attor-
neys, Bell q Grant of London, and Thompson Il
Nesmith for other creditors of the Ohio Life and
Trust Company, (representingeaims to the amount
of S70O,000,) injunction granted against the
assignees of said company restraining them from
dsposing of the property under their control. An
application for the appointment of Receiver be-
fore the Supreme Court, has been granted, and the
Sheriff of Hamilton county has been appointed
Receiver.
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THE NAVAL RETIRING BoARD.-"Attorney Gener-
al Black has prepared elaborate opinion in
Naval Retiring Board illegal and void. Under this
opinion the President will restore the whole list of
retired and dropped officers. Four of them will be
brought before eourts-martial to charges to-
be preferred" The above is an announcement in a
New York paper, and is entirely wrong. The
action OF the Naval Retiring Board in the several
individual cases, has been examined by the Attor
ney General, and as legal adviser of the President,
that his decisions do not involve anv such broad
ground as that stated above Wash. Star.
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0ntonagon and Marquetti papers state that in the
recent election for State Senators and Representa-
tives, and for county officers the democrats have
elected their candidates by handsome maJorltles
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=
Il. h. Dickinsons b. g. Tar River, /
Jno. Campbell's ch. m. Lizzie Mcdonald, 2
Time, 743%; 743
Previous to this great race, match for $780,
mile heats, run by Col. Green's ch. flley Vecca
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArBE.-An attractive bill is |
offered at this theatre tonight, Mr.. Booth appear
ing in two of his best representatons-tha of Shy
lock, in The Merchant Of Venice, and Petruchio in
the comedy of Tanning Shren He will be sup
ported in each of these characters by the full
strength of the company, and the entertainrse ents
will be interpersed with singing and dancing by
Miss Partington and Mr.. S. Parker.
CARROLL HALL.-Mrs. Macready will read to-
night Much Ado About Nothing Last night she
devoted her reading to the benefit of the Church
generosity on her part which deserves to be en-
ENCOURAGED.
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RICHMOND, October 16-Arr schr. Jacob Birdsall, n.

NORFOLK, October 16-Arr schr North Carolina Port
Deposite CID bark Juniata West Indies; scArs Com
merce, New York; Jos. Turner Boston
@CHARLESTON October 16.-Arr steamship Jas Adger,
New York; Old England and New York New York schrs
Lilly, do Alice Lea, Philadelphia. CID steamships Key
stone State, Philadelphia Columbia, New York.
SAVANNAH, October 1S.-Arr per tell ships Alba
tross New York Charter Oak and Lombard Liverpool;
brig Almira, Thomaston
MOBILE, October 13-Crd brigs Pepillo, Barcelona;
Empire, Providence; J. Rhynas, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS, October 16 Arr. (per tel) ships Anna
Deus Bremen; Lima, Havana.
October 1S.-Arr. ships ARIEL Liverpool; j. Stamler,
New York; bark Caroline Ellems Rockland
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LATEST NEWS.
T TELEG r A M S
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARIEL.

RECEIvED ATT OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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Increase. ........ ........ $1S1, JOG 46
Decrease. $S0,5l0 81 S261, ,617 43 ........
CANAL DEPARTMENT
Gross Earnings. Expenses. Net Earn'gs.
September, 1883. S2t ,35l 10 Sl4496 20 S6,S54 90
September 1857. 29,049 O4 1926 65 l2S02 80
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The Company have declared semi-annual divi-
dend of3 per cent, clear of State tax, payable ON
and after November Is.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates, as compared
with those of the previous week:
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The AusTRIA's PAssENGERs.-The forty-t%o res
cued passengers of the Austria, who arrived at New
York on Thursday last in the British war steamer
Valorous, met by invitation Saturday afternoon,
at the office of the Hamburg American Packet
Company, No. Isl Broadway, where they were
presented, by G. b. Richard, Boas d Co., agents of
the line, with $50 each, for the purchase of cloth
ing, and were informed that they would be provided
by the Company with free tickets to whatever des-
tnaton within the limits of the United States they
were bound and also with fifty eentsper day to pay
their expenses on the route. Their board, while in
New FORK, is also paid by the Company.
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Freights at New York rather frmer. To Liverpool
150O bbls -four mostly at Is 3D. $1,000 bushels wheat
4d 5000 bushels at 3Rd $50 bales cotton at a
732d $50 bbs lard 15s To London 40 threeq
boxes at 2 GOO boxes cheese at 30s To Glasgow 400
bushels wheat on private terms To Hamburg: 400 bags
seed per steamer, I'D. To Rotterdam II bbs ashes
at 20s ship from Savannah to Liverpool at about I'd
The earnings of the Pennsylvania Railroad in
Sentem ber were:
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Qults-Patch and Work-Mrs. B A Gregory, Miss Mary
Done. knit; Mrs Thos Kemp Irish chain; Miss Emma
Gosmley, knit Mrs Bankhead, album; Miss Evans,
knit Mrs Heyse, one; Mrs E Hail. one Mrs Schulen-
berg, silk; Miss Shaibe, e. Mrs Ruth 0wings,
one knit Miss Sterling, one; Mrs Applegarth silk
Kate Steif one; Miss NJ McBair, one; Miss Adaline
Jounwald, crochet; Blind Asylum by blind pupil,
crochet Miss Mary Dooley, STAR Miss Martini
silk Mrs Fowler, one American Flag; Miss Virginia
Mrs Corbn one; Miss Gales one Miss NJ 0'Reily
silk; Mrs Bowers one; Mrs Reed, crib; Miss S
Dun one; Mrs G Calls one; Miss W Rodebaugh one
Mrs Dr. Hail. one Mrs Susan Couser, one; Mrs Goodwin
one; Miss Brown one; Mrs Wilson, silk velvet
Mrs Jacob Rope one; Miss Buckingham one; Mrs
Thos Hooper, two; Mrs Shaw, two.
COUNTERPANES.
[ Mrs. Mholland, one; Miss A. f. Bennett one Mrs
Jno. Smith, two; Miss Mary Hooper, one Mrs Thomas
Hooper, two; Mrs. D. Lecompt one; Mrs Taylor. one
HOME MADE CARPET
Miss s. NJ Dorsey one; Mrs Jas. H. Fuller, one Mrs
Thos. Hooper, one.
SHIRTS.
Miss A. Russell, one; Miss NJ Gill, one; Mrs A. Sci
ly, one; Miss III. Vernum, of blind Asylum, one; Mrs
FINE LONG YARN HOSE.
Miss NJ Day, Blind Asylum, one; Mrs j. Smith, Balti-
more county, one Mrs. Slouter one Mrs Thos Hooper,
one.
HOME MADE SOAP.
Moses HYDE Chemical Olive, Eagle, White Soda and
Yariegaed Mrs. z. W. Whitley, soft soap Mrs. Dr. j.
W. Taylor, hardi Mrs. Thos Hooper, hard.
HOME MADE BREAD
Miss Bankhead, pan of Rolls; Miss Alice Wise, loaf of
bread; Miss Margaret Mumma one loaf Mrs G. Findey,
pan of Rolls Mrs Welmore pan of Biscuits Mrs Elsev
pan of Rolls Mrs. Sturman, bread; Mrs M. E. H. Clay
land pan of Biscuits; Mrs. Thomas Hooper, pan of Bis
cults.
HOME MADE POUND CAKE.
Mrs j T. Phillips, one Miss r. Smith, one; Mrs. Thos.
Hooper, one.
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RUNAwAY.-About o'clock on Monday morning
last, young named Robert Wilson, who re-
sides in the Western section of the city, quite
severely injured by being thrown from his carriage
while riding on the Caverton road, near the aims
house. His horse became frightened and ran off,
throwing Mr.. w. from the carriage He was con-
veyed to his residence in the carriage of Mr.. Rob
inson, where he received medical assistance.
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ACCIDENT. The wife of Owen Richards, who re-
sides at No99 Schroeder streetwas severely burned
while filling ethereal oil lamp, few days since.
She filing the lamp with the tubes ignited,
when it exploded, setting fire to her clothing, and
also spreading over the floor Her husband who
attempted to extinguish the flames, very severe
ly burned. An officer hearing the noise, in,
and succeeded in extinguishing the flames without
doing material damage to the premises.
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A NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARS1P ARTL Il LOZE " G. E s 4,
SIn.,rn H., d INN rhfntn md


Prepared by n HEREU Druggist and Physician.
Superior all Essences Syps and Extracts named, and
to all specialities heretofore known
long time thoroughly investigated the idea OF
general therapeutic ageet susceptible Of being applied all
morbid principle Of which proceeds
internal either in the blood Of the
careful and uninterrupted analysts Of the animal yegeta
III and mineral kingdoms had induced hope
about such result and, thanks to interchangeable
searches, II 5 obtained.
6aye found in some vegetables necessary for this
sapaa partly known the pG6lie Such the discovery
which have the honor this day Of advertising, The form Of
ozeHges because its precuded the
possibility of doing otherwise and have divided Il into sim
Lozuges order that they might be given
to children well as adults
known until wonderful results satisfied that had
and that the charge of quaey could not be brought
The attention Of physicians and of the public called to
ozeng in order that may witness the admit
rabe results of the same
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of Thousand persons.
The stomach cleansed the blood purified and renovated
removing all impurities from this precious and fluid
sPECIA EFFECTS.
l. Prompt radical Of all diseases generally
Persons who have used these Loznge have had TIT
B. veaereai syphlitie hepac scorbutical gouty rheu
matte and and bilious Diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is reserted to.
All diseases of the lungs head stomach bowels ant
other internal ans external complaints disappear entirely pro
vided the L1zeIEes resorted to-
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing how the
must '' D' GENERAL DEPOT AT n. HEREUis,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
J. WIGHT CO.,
q and l5l Chartres St
f GUILLoT Royal street.
II. BONNABEL,
corner OF Natchez and Tchoupitoulas SITS.
JAMES SYME. 1874 Canal st.
G. n. WERCkMU LLER,
l02 Camp street, corner Of PoydIas street.
BConsultatOns gratis daily at the above Drug Store
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SUCCESSION OF NATHAN HART.


SATURDAY, the 27th day. of February,
- 1858 " O'clock NJ, by virtue Of snd pursuant 70 an
order Honorable the Second District Court of New
Orleans IS dated 10Th January 1858, will re sold at
public auction Banks Arcade, 10 effect partition among
the heirs
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
thereon being No 10 New Levee situated in the Srst
District of this city, in the bound by New Ievee,
ommerce Joseph and Julia Streets and measuring % feet
inches front New Leyee street by about p feet inches in
depth sine line St Joseph street, l2 feet
depth side Julia street. and about q
width the hueall American
The Improvements consist of three story brick store, with
out buildings,
lf.IERMS-lAsh.
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PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM

pORTAIsLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
L ENGINES.
lima Mississippi Alabama Tennessee Arkansas and Texas is
established No 20 ravie street New Orleans where the
subscriber who is sole for the above States is receiving
from eight every month"; Of from "a horse
power these ceehrae ed Engines Whh, after Of nine
years upwas Of 500 Engines in all the States of the union
AL giving complete satisfaction being THE ONLY
Poriable Engine ing cylinder boiler WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CI4EANING requires
brick work them in operation, special skill to set
them up and but the smallest proportion of fuel to them
-Also-
Constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw Mills; straubs
Iron Frame and Flour Ms Newell Cotton Screws for
power Carver Improved Gin Stands with Shaft
ing Pulss Stands Boxes and Bolts, ready fit out complete
notice. Cotton Gins Saw, Corn and Flour
Mills which he put in operation few days after being
ceived Descriptive pamphlets with i40 testimonials win be
rent by mail 10 any address, SAMUE II. GILMAN,
au3i lyEW No. 70 Graver street. New Orleans.
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FOR RENT.

NOR REyT-SEyERAL PINE ROOMS, SUITABLE
Offices the Bank Of New Orleans. eof1ex q -
Charles and Union streets Arply % the esther. ~
- FOR REsT-fHE FOUR.sToRY sroRsz Ee.
f36 Gravier occupied By Aessrss knztznas
Mi Barstow Co. Apply to the present eeeaaans O
No % fsnzfe -s1.arxa 5ztFae
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presses hydrauliques machine de tourneur etc. etc.
PAR PALFREY & CIE.,
Z. l.. c. DuPuY, Eucanteur.
Bureau, q rue du Camp.
NHERCREDI, Ia fevrier 1858, n ii heures
wi A. NJ work shop de la de Ia Nonvee Levee, entire
Lafayette Poydras dun otre de honorable
H. Morgan Cour de District de Ia Nou-
du anvier 1858, il vendu Fencan,
Ia propreie uivane pour compile de la succession de Robert
FstEu-un-
DIVERS Els BOUILIOIRES hois de charpente cylndres
gucre hydruques machine de percoir
coyen machines rives fer yeux uyaux cuiyre,
tuyaux camons cotton eernes jus de cuivre
etc etc plus de details nstant les catalogues,
que Ton trouvera bureau de lencanteur
R5Y~ TERMES Eft C0NDiTIONS-Pour toues sommes au-
dessou $500 complain tutes audessus de $500 ct
aessos $1,000 hle 30 ieut teates audessHs
$1,000 De $3.50 bdes Colours oues
d. $500 bets 80 jours Ces biets ere
eudosses satisfaction de tadmiusratriee fe4 Is II
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SUCCESSION OF ROBERT FERGUSoN-No. 10 12o-SEC-
District Large and Important sale Of Machinery
and Lumber, Sugar Rollers, Hydraulic Presses, Cutting
Laihes, Colyers Engine, etc, etc.
BY PALFREY & co.
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d .. YNeAs's DANCING AOADEMY,

IN ODD FELLOWS HALL
fA j. VEGAS most respectfully announces TO his friends
9S and the public that his popular Dancing Academy Is
for the Odd Fellows Hail. where he hopes
with the liberal patronage The teaching will
mence on MONDAY, Nov. 2.
The fashionable Laneers Quadrlie and the Caledoniens
Quade danced in the first circles Of Paris and London last
winter, will be taught by Mr., Vegas
The popular Chdrers' Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr. j. Vegas every month.
The days aud hours Of Tuition are rs follows: - .
adiesTueday, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10 till IL
clock NJ
Chidren-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from till
O'Clock p. NJ -.
GenehenMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from till 10
o clock p. VI.
a7- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
wednesday.
Particular attention will be given to Children, and many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city will be brought
Families.
The Musical Department under the charge of that excellent
Voinist Mr.. A. DENEGRI Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soees.
Hall or at Mr. GABIGrs Music Store, 80 Camp street.
096s Am
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Of New Orleans. ) JoNTE-No. Il, $50
by VIRTUE of a writ of feri Tacias to me
ID directed the Honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans in entitled cause will proceed sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets on "WEDNESDAY the leh day OF
MAJ ch, 1858 al Il o'clock NJ
IN INTEREST OF DEFENDANT, being the one -.
undivided half in and the following described property E
lots Of ground, being Nos. /, s. T. and A1
L square bounded by Dorgenos Cans jackson and Broad
Lots Nos l. and s. each twtntyseyea
ckson by hundred feet in deph loi
No forming the Of Jackson and Dorgeaos lois
and each twenty feet front Jackson
street. and in the BY hundred and hf
uine feet inches and four lines in depth
Together with the buildings and thereon.
Seized in the above suit,
TERMS-Cash the spot.