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.Nl's. FQY'EelR,
sH3'8. EN94eIE,
SUCCESSOR TO MRS BANIsTERl
I46,............. canul Street,
FRENCH MILLINERY.

MRS BELL having besn rnaay years Mrs Banssrs
Establishment viii The business with desire 10
give the entire satisfaction hopes the large pao
mage heretofore extended the establishment VIII be continued
to her.
Mrs F. opening of goods seeeted
the best Paftsian houses consisting Of BoNNETs GoAKs
MANTILLAS FLOWERS, RIBBONS etc.
The Emhroideres viii be found extremely choice select
also the elegant Of Dresses t7aas da
Bat, Sasbes and Bracelets
Dresses made in the latest Partisan styles by accomplished
m0dsta
Country orders fIlea with the utmost care and Dispatch
u n-E
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On Thursday 4th inst Aphonsus Church by the Rev
P p, McGrane, At Enpil Mass Mr. DAVID CRoHAN to
Miss MARY MACRES.
RS- Limerick and Newry papers please copy.
On Thursday. All inst by the Rev. Charles Goodrieh
J a gES W sHEAREh, ESQ., Of Kentucky, to Miss CARRIE
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Clothing. Clothing.


Canal street,
Corner OF Old Lsyee street.
Have just received and opened lage variety of well
selected
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OF the We &Y --LATEST STYLES which they offer for sale
AT Low PRICES.
They have now a full assortment of Clothing Of EVERY
KIND and viii continue throughout the to renew it BY
fresh supplies
FANCY CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND vEsTs-Plain
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH PALT0Ts ANDFRoOK-
TEES.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK COATS.
CQLORED :.
BLACK AND COLORED FRENCH CLOTH, PILOT AND
BEAVER RAGLAEs
SACS AND 0vERCOATS.
LONG AND SHORT CLOTH CLOAKS.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, Of all qualities
FRENCH BLACK DoESKfN AND CASHMERE PANTS.
CoLORED And BLACK DOEsK1E CASHMERE VESTS
AND SILK VESTS.
COLORED AND BLACK VELVET VESTS.
COLORED UNION CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND
yEsTs-Pian and With Side Stripes
BLACK UNION CASHMERE COATS PANTS and VESTS,
Plain and With Side Stripes
Assorted Goods.
WHITE AND CoLoRED sHIRTs-For Men and Boys.
MERTNO, FLANNEL AND CA ANTON FLANNEL UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; White and Col2red Cotton
and Merno Socks Crarats Neck Ties, Cashmere Muffs
Stocks Linen and SILK Handkrchiefs, Beaver and Clch
Gloves, Gaunies, Suspenders Umbrellas, Trunks, Va.
lises, etc, etc.
INDIA RUBBER ovERGoATs, Cloaks, Ponchoes Leggins
Caps, etc, etc
Boys, Youths and Children's Clothing.
CoLoRED AND BLACK CLOTH AND CASHMERE PAL
TOTS, Frocktees Jackets Paptaoons and Vests Black
and Colored Cloth Frock Co Raglans sacs oyercoa
Talmas etc.
BLACK AND C9LoRED SILK VESTS
N B.0ur sizes comprise every age from five years up.
F. MALARD & CO..
IS and 90 Canal street,
nS 2F3d<W corner Old Leyee st.
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Boys Clothing at Cost,
FOR sH.

FOR CA Ssh.
Being about to renquish the BOYS department Of our
business offer from this the balance Of Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING
At MANUFACTURING COST
Those who wish to purchase their BOYS CLOTHING at
about half the rates should examine the following list
Of prices
BOYS, BLACK AND coLoRED CLOTH
IS % to 81 50
BOYS BLACK AND CoLoRED TALMAs
AND RAGLANs... 81 80 to ST 80
BOYS SCHOOL AND BUSINESS COATS 50 90 to IS 90
BOYS FINE BLACK AND CoLoRED BU-
sIEEss JACKETS. .......,. 50 % to IS 90
BOYS GREY CASHMERE JACKETS. 81 90 to 50 %
BOYS ROB ROY JACKETS. ............ 81 so to 81 90
BOYS BLACK CASHMERE PANTS. 50 60 10 So co
BOYS GREY AND COLoRED CAss,ERE
s. 0l to So 90
BOYS BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH
VESTS. 81 50 to 81 %
BOYS SATIN AND VELVET yEsTs.,,. 50 % to 81 50
BOYS PETERsIIAM OyERCOATs........ 50 20 to 50 %
SYs' LIOHsKIS AND PROT CLOTH
COATS. 50 70 10 IS 20
N. c. FOLGER & SON,
rs 296t Corner Magazine and Gravier streets
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French =Corsets!

a large assortment Of FRENCH -CoRsETs, of all sizes
aa5 styles, Just received by
LION & PTNsARD,
"a 2pu Sc and 6a ROYAL street, eoruer Bienvilis.
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as- see every page Of to-day,s paper.-ea


The WESTERN CoNTINENT KNowN TEN Or FIFTEEN
CENTURIES AGo.-The evidence that the Mortimer
visited America four or Ave hundred years before its
discovery by Columbus is tolerably conclusive, says
the jackson (Miss.) Eagle Of tbs South Of the 4th
instant and it has been strongly suspected that the
dauntless perseverance Of the Genoese was sustained
by some inkng of that fact. And now we learn that
the Celestial Empire had, as early as the third cen
tury OF the Christian era extended their researches
to the western shores Of America. The heroglyphes
Of the ancient Mexicans also afford illustrations Of
BudhistG religious ceremonies, doubtless learned from
the Chinese missionaries. N addition to these the
Philadelphia Bulletin speaking Of the century plant,
relates the following strange and interesting facts
But there is still more curious circumstance CON
nected with this plant, though of historical and not
of botanical nature, and one very little known to
the great multitude of scholars. 1t is the great
link and the suTest guaranty in existence, that long
before Columbus, in the fifteenth century, A. D.,
there was intercourse between Asia and America It
is not many years since Charles Newman celebrated
German 0rentalist, discovered while in China among
the ancient but perfectly authentic Year Books
nails OF the Empire, records of embassies sent to
tries in the east which from the descriptions were
most evidently California and Mexico What estab-
shed the fact was the description Of the great flower
ing aloe, by Buddhist monks sent from time to time on
missions to Mexico. They called the plant FusGng,
ana named the country aIter IT, It's appearance ana
various uses were too accurately set forth to leave
room for doubt that the mission in question took
place.
In company with this claim, continues the Eagle,
for the Ceestials as well as that for the Morse, we
record the well authenticated fact that several years
ago, veritable Egyptian coin, worth about thirty
cents of our currency, was, in digging well near
Tullahoma, Mississippi found embedded in the eart!s
about thirty feet under ground. Put this and that
and the other together and thenanswer the question
Whence originated the aborigines of this country?
MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR.-The Mississippi State
Fair commences tomorrow instead of to-day, as we
incorrectly reported on Saturday morning last AMI
will continue up to Friday evening OF course the
beautiful capital of cur sister -Jackson-wfll
be thronged with the beauty. fashion and intelligence
! Oft
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Boots, Shoes GsoG Rsrogassss.

Al WHOLESALE.
Plantations sapplied with prime Dtchnp BOOTS. Rues,
BRoaANs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, straw nnt Ca,
psaoby HATS, ct the lowss. m4rteip ipricss,by
FROST & CO.,
No.lD NggqsiDe strss1
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.EEaglaOiiU Cotton Gttl.

The undersigned Agent for the of this improved Patent
GIN STAND, has hand nrge stock of all sizes
For speed ghnes Of draft beauty Of sample
unrlyalled.
NJ. S. HEDRTGK, Agent,
Is Camp street.
selO 2pal5w Also 81 Front St, New Orleans
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lea s PeFI't1lS'
...= =CFT ERR ATED

lea s. PeFg'E9lS2
CELEBR ATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by ComoIsseurs
To be
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY F4RIETY OF DISH.
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman Madras
his brother at Worcester under date of May, 1851
Tell LEA PERRINS that their SAUCE is highly es
eemed in India and is in my opinion paAtable
well as the most wholesome Sauce that is luaie.p
Extensive Frauds!
The only Mea awarded by the Jury of the New York Exh
hiion Of Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERRINs
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE The worldwide
fame of which having led to numerous FORGERIES pur-
chasers requested that the of LEA K PER-
RIMS are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA 4 PERKINS will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing endng spurious Sauce
Instructed their correspondents in various parts of world
advise them Of aay nfrngmans Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
495 Broadway Naw York,
stock always store Aso orders received for direct
Shipment from England aul6 2ply
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.TspO Goods al EEHaytamd's,

.FesO Goods al FE'aytamd's,
STEAMER BLACK WARRIOR.
RICE DRESS SILKS heavy quality and gsnsss designs at
81 per yard, worth 81 -.
SILK ROBES a-Quills, a-VolsDts a.suitana.
RICH ITALIAN BRoCADEs and PLAIN BLACK SILKS
AtG. G. wAYLAED & CO.'S,
corner Of Poydras and Csroudelet streets.
----
KID GLOyEs-Finsst quality Bajou's.
KID GLovEs-sligbtly inferior, if any, for 80 cents
Ate. G. wAYLAND & CO.'S,
corner Of Poydras and Carondees streets.
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NEW STYLES OF sHAwLs CLoAKs, MAxTrLLAs and
BUSTERS. Atc, q wAYLAED co.'s,
corner Of Poydfas and Carondele. streets.
LACE CURTAINS at 81 50 pair.
CURTAIN DAMAsE.
EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
CURTAIN CALICoEs.
AtC. c. wAYLAND co.'s,
corner Of Poydras and Carondes: streets
BLANKETS aud MARsEnLEs QUILTS
BED cOMFoETERs all sires, made of dark rich Chin,z
Calico.
sHEETINGs, TowELTSGs and TABLE LINENS.
AsC. c. wAYLAND 4 co.'s,
corner Of Poydras and Carondelet Streets
REAL HONIToN COLLARS at g, worth ST.
HoNIToy AND vALENCIENNEs SETS.
SWISS and JACoYET EMBRoIDERIEs. At
C. c. WAYLAND & CO.'S,
ms 2p2Mo&We corner Poydras and Car9udelet Streets
]
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futINnd y Lacis,

FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And
Agents of the Independent Boats,
Il 2peE# MoBILB ALA.
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ChtsaIl's
Il SULPuITE OF LIME
Office, No. 60 Royal street,

In order maintain the superior quality Of my BT-sUL-
PHITE OF LINE and 10 furnish it in snch quantities it
may be ordered have disposed Of my drug establishment
this city and devote my exclusively to the mum
ufacture of BI-sULPHITE OF LINE.
Plantes and Merchants rely upon having all of their
orders supplied with PURE ARTICLE, as have during
past months spared expense in the reconsruc
ton and building my Works Canal street. on as ez-
tensive a sca'e as any in the South. sells Ppm
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Cigars! Cigars /!

Purchasers will always ind assortment of the
brands-Inenutdad Flor de Pujadas Meridiana
Flor Pancho Redowa Cabafga, Paagas, Kuowsomethng
Washington, Dos Hermanas Mazo Habano ec etc. at the
lowest prices
P. PRATS & CO,
oe6 25tf gg Commercial Place
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IA II $. c AP ., etc..

AT WHOLESALE.
Ws8re constantly gk Pa
Cassaere Panama, Leshorn Straw, Palm LEST Hezica aas
wool HATS, etthe lowest market pIicss, by
FROST d Co,
tylE2p&W Nc, 10 Magazine aErssk.
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,TOttUtl1 Gl0Ues---JouUtll GIores.

Just Received
A large assortment Of J0UvIN's KID AND BUCKsKIN
GLOVES, o. all sizes and col0gs
ALSO
complete Of silk, Plush lined Cashmere and
Wooden GLOVES, Buckskin GAUNTLETs etc,
LION u PINSARD,
&C and 63 Royal street,
OLE 2ntf corner Bianyille.
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IEae Southern OU Company.


The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sale Of the products manufactured by the sOUTHERN
OIL COMPANY'S Factory at Mobile, prepared TO
urnsh
Machlnery OIL
warranted equal to WINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
lubsicating purposes.
Paint Oil,
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING, and for ALL
COLoRS, except white or extreme light shades.
Gas Oh.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus.
Deck OIL.
Of superior quality for decks Of ships and steamboats,.
Also
NAVY Pitch,
Which will BE- found of superior quality perfectly clean and
free from all impurities.
The Machinery oil is fully guaranteed, when purchased
any recognized agent Of the Company.
For by the resident agent works Mobile and by
G, G. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents Of the CompBny,
sec 2otfkW p Camp street, N, 0.
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5,4s5 FRIES
ne" MAGNIFICENT SCHEME TO BE DRAWN
54GH SATURDAY IN NOVEMBER
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIZES.

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES,
Eprl.aa of approximang SO 900 prize geD
4 prizes Of su0approxmating 10000 prize IzO
prizas Of gU0spproximatiug 10000 prize 81
prizes Of approxmatng to 5,00U pri2s 90
prizes Of lD1appFoximuing A,UJg prize 90
prizes Of Is appropriating TO 5000 prize b.
prizes Of 50approxmating to l50J prize ars... sH
1900 prizes of 1000
f5 prirss Amounting $780, o.
Whola Tickets, SO; Halves, IS; Quarters, g. ~.
No. girrular showing the Plan Of the lotteries VIII b.
sent auy desirous Of receiving #,
E011 Prizes 5l will be determined By the last gure q h
number that draws the 500 prize For example, II h
Anbe drawing the $4,000 prize h No. l. then all h
cEets where the number endsn viii be entitled to S9.
s number ends with No 2 then the tickets where
aar ends in twill be enttedto $40 and 50 MO 0.
Certificate Of Packsgeof 10 Whole Tick
10 Half ............ 70
10 Quarter. ....,....... 50
10 Etgtta ......,...,. 10
IN ORDERING TICK ETs Oh CERTIFICATES,
Encose the noaey address tor the Tickets ordered
1sesipt of which they will forwarded by 8rst neil.
Purchasers have tickets emitting figure they ay
z5ssignats,
The tstof drawn and will be ptt-
& asers Immediately after she drawing,
E Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain
give their Pos-Odce, County and State,
s Remember that sgery Prize is drawn and pAyablsi
5u'l, v7ithoul deduction.
All communication strictly conhtsrtel
Address for Tickets Certificates either ssr uel
Swan Co., Augusta, Ca orto
: sAM'L SWAN i CO., Box SO S, Po3t-OHce,
aso 2pEw New Orleans, La.
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SsCGaa y a'o.'s
L TERIEs TRUMP HANTL

Gho following scheme will ba drawn BY s. SWAN O0
daagers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. in each
Of their Single Number November 1855 AU
3QafA, Georgia, in public, under the superntendgnce
Commissioners
clasa 40 Draws Saturday, November 6, 1858
Class A Draws Saturday, November t3 1858.
Glass q Draws Saturday, November 20 1858
clAss . Draws Saturday, November u, 1855
Or THE PLAN OF SINGLE EUNBERt.
Fifty Thousand TIckets.
&EAREF ONE Prize 10 EVERY NINE TICKETS
= I N I. L .. " .,
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Gas FIXTURES.

HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street,
Are opening complete assortment Of GAS CHAN
DELfERs PENDANTS BRACKETS, etc, of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ranging from the lowest priced upwards.
When desired they will be put up without extra charge
saaI1 1tr
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LACE, EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMING STORE,
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sHEETISGss TowELISGs and TABLE LINENS.
AsC. c. wAYLAND 4 co.'s,
corner Of Poydras and Garondelet streets.
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:. Blue Cloth JACKETS Clota MILITARY OVER sACs.
=, Fancy and Plain Cashmere SACs
FROCK sACs
JACKETS, all styles
=. Pilot Cloth ami Lion skin RAGLAN sACS
Beaver and Heavy Cashmere REVERSIBLE OVER
SACS
Boys Tweed Low Price Cashmere COATS JACKETS etc.
:. Fancy Cashmere Suits with and without Stripes.
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Xbee ltnO Moffee.


Der aud mtrtlt6 gut 4.
aDsnn tbr f@lepten SaTes unp Lbee yer 5raudt, 10 TT es
nnp iii Lpee anp &anee ba6ea in SsmP 8 to Ben
Gbtnelen, @de non Saittmsrs- unO 5rebertffr.
l1P Der 9etnele poa l'Pnta8 Wtpr8en bts Salnitas NaGt
febt Inb AUD eInlaoet pom ietnern bilteen uuD belltaten Gtee
ED Ml &C Az tQuten. Rni6i
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GMmerer @tnrA
gcroefern

S6werer Stur5. grrsefern
I6enp lpdt btad cas @eriilte In Der 0totunpe
Der @r9anse nit 2 Arbeitern. sic fielen uus
Seiibr Is SUB bod bcrab. Dem @luen tbat
e8 niatS Der Auoere pa9egen, 9tanenS Wm
Nlaro, rerrenfte eit S1nogelenfe uno tru9 AUDI
alt Setn cine ltpere Serlesuns oapon.
&nappeS @ntfom n. - Sor8e.
tern Abelo ltiir5te elm Otann, Der einen ga'
gen nit Barrels na6 Dem @amoensO Depot fab
ren I%clte, in @barleSlr. nabe Tapetteltr. pom
lSa9enliBe berunter unD IbluS NIT Dem Sppf
Be8en po8 Yilaiter. Gr erblelt cine ltarte Con
tuliou an Der Stirne, Die lbn Ilr elnt9e Sat-
De8 8eipu6tleinS berlu6te. Gum 9llide elite
Der in Der Nlbe bsftnolide Slicer Calhoun 10:
aleiA berbel uuo belt DaS YIero an, lcnlt ware
DEM Treiber paS 9tao iiber ben &ppf 9e9an9en.
4ls oerlelbe ,Dieoer gum SewuBtietn 9etpMmen
mar, ~peisette e. li9, leinen 0tamen Su nenuer
uuo la9te nur, paB er beim @amoen Depot
mpbuc, ppbtn man lbn aud brlhte.
9 1Gnolt9er 8er d, - Der Yals
iu9ier5uS, Der eorBeltern fritz balb 5 lbr bon
bier nah BalbluStcn abBIns, ltieB Elm paar
Otellen binter ber Qaurel 6lctcrp auf sro6s
Srl3bl6fe, nit belen el1 S4urfe bic gabu per=
rammelt bate. Sin Gb.il Der 8l1de wuroe
BON benz &ubfanser ipe9SeldleuDert, 5mei Der
lelben tanten 5wtlden ben Gubfdnser uao Die
Shlenen uno bOben bic Wta|atne etnpUr, bic
9liidliter Weile III oemlelben Au9enblIde an
9~ebalten puroe.
Ginbru6-- Sor einisen Nadten purbe
in Die WcbuunS Der Wrs. .. llblbOru, 9tro,
4Ol Belt 6apettelt it,, einsebro4eu unO Silber-
8eratqe I'M Dertbe BON 5000 Seraubt, parultel
elne alte 9cloene llby.
S4tffSz " a6riateu.-D a8 S9if
yarnclo S6nnin8er" leselte pcrseltern nat
HotterDam ab.
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@iS. &ts. Cts.

y Is. Wv CIV.
unteriei6neter ma6t feinen s ednben uno bsn gubttfum
btermtt betdnnt, has er i'm Stanpe lit, pd9renb Der ean;er
CONNER. Satfpn ta8 bette @ta, bas in bieitm S.oate ienGls
auFbepabrt purbe, gu tefsrR. IS 1T bon gutter Dtfe unb BON
reinenf 5rub tnsswafer, uO beincst ltb su 5iDtpale, SaltO.
@ountp, nabe BEN 6arnen Der 6erren Sehs Stinsluf Il. 6apt
tan Butter, tte betrsHs Der 4dIalttdt auStHnft ae6eu t5n
nen.-Muftrdee, bic III Strcip'6 Qebeg Sab II, Gttdpioe, aufaf.
8eben rerren, terben punttiiN befCrat.
.Oter.
G4-&tS. Depot: T]efs SaQ5sIpesu Diat E2J 6Wt
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Seutfbe GDniuln III UalttmOre.

SeutfdDe VCtfuIu I'll Baltimore.
ptcusen, Saera, Sad en- d6 Irttenberg, Baoen unD 5eHen.
DarmtaOt @pniui %. 0redel, RO. II, L ~peapfbe, @fs
non &pmbdrafr.
9anapper - @pnfal @buarb ubrlaub, 81. II, @ermaufr.
Olbeaburs - 4pniuI 9star. OelriGs, NO. 81, 9. s garllsfr.
9ambure uno Bremen - Vensral%Gpnul albert 69uma4er
DO. 9, Sue GbGrlestr. .....
Gatet GOnial 3. BON 8apf, Mp. %, @srmanfr.
90nlul S. .. &remelberg. Nc. Ii, Gbeapefbe.
u eosrlanbe-&pniui &laas 0Ofe, ITO. 1i6, .. Gbdrlesfr.
unbermrtters in Bremen Maenten 3. QR. Bruno II. SDbup.
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Staptratb. Dienltas A6euo. 6 # r
3 10 e i9. - Inter Den Yetitioneu lit cine &C.
zen Die Siuflprun3 BON Staotet ieubabueu gu
~nennen, ferncr se9en rte @rpeiteruns Der
Si9brltr. Die Bcti5ei'G cmmillicn bradte cine
Slu elm fir Grleuttun9 folder Staottbele, Die
big ieet ntdt nit Wa5 rerlcr9t iino. Daa
Seria1ren Der Staots unp Count, Gcn,miIi1re
betrelis Ce8 Qrmenbau8z @runpeS prrpe beltds
tl9t, ..2-t+
Der geriAt aber 0tsorSauilaiion otS 6euers
pelenS puroe III Die betr. per. Sclnmittee perz
wlel en-. (2Slr merpen rie bctr. Yorlti1Se mprz
gen au8ilprlld belpreAen. Die 9lep.)
Sir Serbelerut3 bon Battery Square muls
ben $3.50 beptutst. Glalt braate cine Srpc@
nan5 ETH, mrrnad l4cn pom 1. Sept. all wle'
Der Qultera eln9eflibrt werOen carfen.
3wetter 3pet9. Der Yert4t iber
ReDrBauiloticn pe5 6euerpele TENS putoe ebenfauS
al Die betr. Der. Committee perlplelen. Der
Bei4(uB pes erlten 3pei9es, an Der Be0s uup
DC @omaS, 6elerll4felt tbetlSunebmen, wurre
DISAPPOINTMENT.
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xOA
Grader, 5 Gents per Yfunb.
%4rbfen, $3.50 per sad q Suib,)
Eebe n, $50 @entS per plumb.
Gtt 6e, NtadareL. Np. $l0-10 so pr 100 Vunh ; gp,
!. $40; No. 3. srOse $50 s bitS fleine IS.
Qartn9e, 9abr. $3,73-64; 5alttfar. $250-S3 as.
tauhette 0DA 25-4o per GUl . il per yaB SIP
Stpdttf6, per 100 DfunO $3.50 3.
6ru9te, OuellGO WaRbelR, pei1l6. q Cts bartf6.
i3-22 NpftHen, $2,25- $50 pr Bpr; GattcGu,
9@S 8et8tn, 5 12M Cts. per pr; 8prtntben,
10 &ts; Stir omen, $40; Oransgn, ST ,7O-3,5G
y etFefSs Ws6iSta' FRtpsr 1912, peibsr sutsr 1870
CORN, wetsts 1913, selbes i 9ts.
oafer, 8tre anb ARarol. So AT Ienuf 4-45 Sta.
8PBB n, Ntarpl. TOR Cts.
"a ttet, @tO fair per Yfunb lilly, Rtp gut 1O%-1OM,
SaUa 15-46, ~2asuaprG LIZ GtB. "
&artpffeln Wereee per Suibsa $3.50 Cts, oepSbnltde
6U-7J Cts. 500
Rpblen, fetne GOrfbu-s per 9onne $3.50, Stun Of tie Spine
1873, 9ump "a %, Georges @reet aQe Sprten IS 90
S. .35, Matbracte fnr StabtBebrau9 S. O0-S5. IS. Rptb.
Uub aDeiBaiden| uno Baltimore @pmpa9nie SIS 25-3.50.
Wetl, 9DIpareitr. yteueS per 5aB $50. &ttv IRtls S5,
80, ObtO s.. 80, pUparefr. &rtra $625, Str Mias
@rtrd Sc q. 80, BaItp. 5Gmtlp $3.50, BAIT. @rtra Sc. 50,
Mcsgen $40, SOrnmebi SalttmD. per 100 pfuno
81 30, pp. GOuntp 81.
g3ttStep &ttp uuD Qanb per Galene 27G entS. ObtD % 6
gu dc r Nep. OrleapS per 100 tP r rs bis s rs, VortU
Sttco, $t62-9 IS, Guta 1925, 4afFntrter 3uferi hebt lit.
ben Ocrltteoenen '0rd6sn ven "a ots e is na6 4uaLn
SOIL. Sartnoe Mnb 3tmburser Rdfe+
Sneotn trpIiten etnV Trtl6e Senbun9 IS Hf''. f~lI5.tsfa
, Sarta9e nno Qimburger aGie ertsr Aaalttat,
|rel&e biaisf ablaHsn '"'' 's"'
Auel0-S ,Vra&t Hn6 Gsnettf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-08
Ocutfchc Srtcfc,
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