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Nv QUORs &c comprising extensive aud varied
men, o. ever i1s nsgssy - :, n r s - . vas" " "
SUGARS.
$50 hhds n, O. Sugar, g75 bbls Crushed ssgar,
40 hxs Havana % 50 DO Granualtcd1s
MOLASSES.
40 bb Reanery MOIasses; 90 hsR bis Refney kozlSA
COFFEE.
IqOObars Baltimore Rio Coase 100 bssOM Gav coGss
500 do n. o. hio Coffee,
5K pps Otard, Dupey l25 bbls Old Rye WHISKY,
Co. Brandy, $50 bbIs Reserve WHISKY,
10 X pps Vor sitiiz 4 Co.'s 90 % Bourbon do
brandy $50 do Pikea Magnolia do
3 i pps Rochelle Brandy, $50 DO Dean 4 Hale Do
Is Z 40 A. seignette DO go d. Tenn White do
20 casks Port Vine, 50 do A. N. brEnGyi
Do sherry DO IS pps do 20
o. t0s dry Malaga do 100 bhls New York Chs,
IS do Ginger do 70 DO 8. n Wine,
20 DO 30 do I25 eases Cognae Hrsudy,
. Cherry do 100 BASKETS Chsmpaxne,
3puncheons Holland Gin, $50 DO Ciarct,
100 bbs NeEs0m's WHISKY, SO casks Iibbuts Porter.
SUNDRIEs.
500 Star Candles, 50 sardinss - sad ~,
go do Summer do lss coils Cottsn Rope.
800 % s0ap, So resins WraFpirr Paper,
$50 do F0xs Starch. 9lbbls Mason Is Blacklags
go CASKS b arb Soda, 200 bales Co on TEine,
IS cases Imp. Tea, go dog Painted Bucrets,
50 i chests Black do 80 nests Tan,
40 bags s. 5. Almonds, 20 dok Wash lioarfs,
Us do Pepper Is do Broons,
Is do Spice, 500 boxes flaskss
50 do Ginger, 80 do T1nblsr1f
Io0bxs Manufactured Tosacco, s. n.sts Baskes
assorted. lo1u,oi0 PREMISES G3rs,
80 kegs Patehot, casks Maiders
So 10 Bar Lead, 50 cases Matches.
tfa0 90 Nails zoe Cigars. assorted bralds,
100 bbls No 5Msckersl, 5 tisrces Rice,
$50 Kits No. DO b0ls Brmstoae,
S bbs Alum, e. a., Ee-
LAEIBR, PHILLIPS q CO.,
juneI5-a No. %. EaEsst rtrsss.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-30
n. LAMBS. W. PHlLEIFs- .. Q. Hzzu
LANEER, PHILLIPS q Co.,
GR0CKAS, C0AAkSif0N AEBCRA6kD
kND reitEzs m
FOREIGN End DOMESTIC LToUORs,
No. 30, HkREEr srRErT,
NASHVILLE, TENNESsBB.

VE7E are receipt Of heavy stock % GR0cERTEs IA
Nv QUORS, &c comprising extensive aud varied
neni everything usually kpt line Ehies
specially invite TIE a'tsntou u the trade e q,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-30
Rooms TO Rent.

SEVERAL handsome rent in the second and thr
stories Of the Uaon 4nd American R0c Cherr
aud Spring streets Apply to J. o. Griffith, the Union
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
150.oOO SEASONED LUMBER.

I'm store and for sale so bags extra Family Flour.
MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
iune26 Nos. and Market Street.
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GOiden Syrup! Golden Syrup!

n - BARRELS St. Louis Golden syrap;
Xyeb % kegs do do do
received very superior article for sale low at No
mays6 CARTER. wILsFoRD co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-30

w. M. HARGRAVE,
R01sE, &eE, AND oR8AMxB7ALPAHZER
sept q. ST.. NashviIies Tenn.
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SIS 900 REWARD

HtE0RGE MILLER, CLERK in the Brane
M Of tie Union Bank, at Jackson murdered
of the 81 in and Eighteen Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars
in Uuon Bank notes and FOTty6ye Hundred Dollars Gold
stoea- One Thousand Dollars viii be paid for discovery
the murderer and -Four thousand Dollars for recovery
money, and in proportion for any part Of it,
J. KIRRMAN.
feb lOe-d. President,
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THE CEREMONY.


As soon as the knot was tied and the Squire re-
ceived his dollar, Mr.. and Mrs. McKilgubbn
emerged into the street and proceeded at once to
the Early Dawn Hotel, on Battle Row, where
We will not intrude upon domestic privacy to fol-
low the happy pair any further, but will close
this account by giving, with the permission OF the
parties, the bridal trosseau:
One green and red cottonade dress, single skirt,
illustrated with a representation of the Harper's
Ferry invasion, and correct likeness OF Ossawa-
tonne Brown.
One striped ditto with two founces and tuck
(antque.)
One copper colored calico, to be worn with a
belt (mOre antque.) L..
One plain barred gingham, trimmed with black
tape (new.)
-Four Alabama silk hemmed chemises, plain.
Three nocturnal robes, same material.
One crimson flannel skirt, quilted.
Two g 20 q unquilted.
One seamless cotton batting ditto.
One heavy calico do (three ply.)
One expansion skirt.
One g " (more SOY
Another of the same kind.
Three pair Of white cotton
One pair Of calf brogans (No. 81
One pair kip.
India rubber overshoes.
One pair wooden mitts.
One bonnet, straw.
One ditto, Bingham (sun.)
Two cotton handkerchiefs, hemmed.
One red silk ditto
One corset fastened in front.
One :" g behud.
Four pounds cotton.
Three pairs worsted stockings
g Z" white cotton ditto.
Nine best steel hair pins.
One pair gutta percha garters.
One hundred copies Mo. Republican (for bustles.)
| One fine tooth comb.
4 Sixteen bottles Macassar oil.
4 Two boxes scented charcoal dentifrice.
/ One pair braces.
| Half dozen leather shoe strings.
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,rkc esrcnt wedding Interesting Nuptiais J
81 Trlnstrnted Report Of the Ceremonies
srro,n me Missouri Republican. !

fTrom the Missouri KepuhIcAHi -
~. sreat wedfing Of Mr.. Timothy Mckilgubbin
ana Miss Sophia Simlichgoot has come on and on.
Nv, eremony took place at 81 clock yesterday
p. N. The amounted affluence Of the happy groom
*. h;s ratier novel choice of Of the fair daugh-
49, " the Rine together with other circumstances,
IA wearisome 10 enumerate, have made this we'd
s;ng a, event Of remarkable hugeness, which
iustes Is in giving all the interesting particulars,
furnished by nineteen able reporters, with illustra-
Timothy McKilgubbin is a native, as his name
would Indicate, Of one of the cantons Of Greece
HI mother never had but one child-a boy-and
~ strange coincidence Timothy was that child
and is consequently now in his 43d year.
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A GanAr CLo1HIsa sroRE.-We direct the
DouBLE cYLIsDEn corros GIss.-planters and

DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINs.--Planters and
cotton factors who visit the Mississippi State Fair Jack
will find there in operation the W. G. Clemons, Brown
Go. double cylinder cotton GIN which has taken the first pem
INNS lt the State Fairs Of both North Carolina and Georgia
daring month past 1t Is great machine and running
course Of general and sudden popularity Visitors
the fair should also look out for the portable engines made
Ne Abesson and Douglas Machine Works which adj
msay constructed md efficient operation combining power
with iehsness and conpacsness Both the engine and
double cylinder cotton gin be in New Orleans at the
agents for their sale. Messrs Abeson Nudge No. Union
Afroa y A3655s a
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~. e Il q l.
THE WEDDING PRESENTS.

THE WEDDING PRESENTS.
Atlength the day for the nuptias came, and at
an early hour the street in front of Justice Tye
motifs office was packed with people, anxious to
get glimpse Of the bride and groom The crowd
was the largest ever seen in the world. Seven
hundred and fourteen policemen were hired to let
the people do as they pleased, which arrangement
succeeded admirably. At ten minutes to o'clock
the happy couple made their appearance. In or
der to give them free entrance to the nuptial font
Gas they were on FOOT it was necessary to employ
a shrinking cart
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,x.AEls


8 Some years ago he babe an affectionate farewell
to his old home, and taking the Great Oriental
steamship, of which our artist presents very &C..
curate sketch, embarked for Amirrtcky. Coming
to the West he took immense interest IN inc cues
country. and was arduously engaged in laying the
Foundations Of some Of the most extensive WORKS
in Illinois and Ohio.
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ssa'g:;;si; &c.


IA az in the midst of a career of great prom
ia n when taxing to politics, he visited Cincinnati
a., II Il was on the day of an election, took part IN
the great struggle e that
..h q. Ia hecame involved in rencontre with
m,u named Fushky, (if we rightly remem-
RAY ii which he was badly wounded, principally
HxCi,f the ewes. 4 D..
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, furnishing II the materials and s9s,rns,ns round
street. p 'S'e - :,
e esa o sy which affi y ars y. @ @
,ha r hest p e aid
the and a. 10 o ,a each Gher
, and 9 e sps h he pS sna j. 1c
shall filled up with dry river sand and after the rain has
s sss o. sas sT5 ss ~
ss,ssd n n sa h s
inches Of lake shells London gravel and sharp sand
to he s',sa shS the ssH
hand cuones the whole to the entire satisfaction
Ali he shall be Of The best quality and be furnished
shah bound begin the work Il, in t ten days
sanns and al aGps q '
under penalty Of dollars day for each and ever! day
keep The same in sGod
Sssn ssg f. an III sh T.
Payment the completion Of the work and aesepanfe
The Of 's Tge S york i 70. o
ana saae THAT ,i
shall paid The at the eS na anar sand and se
5ia a9s Rsii 'Pi fs @
] dss: III I'LL IL S s
sn by s 5 e s eas d a
nity well understood that in the contractor
shalt any the work not finish and complete
the same conformity with his contract, the said contractor
shall forfeit all claims he may haNe for any part OF ne Wotk
done the dae OF the abandonment and that tins
city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability there
for and understood that in the contract h
reod the contractor securities shall be held and bound
in soido pay cit, ali losses difference between TIT
price at which originally contracted perform
the work and prices which ay be audicaed at re
, sale REHABILITATION.
Bids to be per superficial yard round furnshe
and laid complete, including the lining with eutbslOnes
TSi.pet LOUIS PILE,
. New Orleans, Nov. 4, 1859 Chy SURVEYOR
Approved by Committees Streets and Landings OF bot
1'"'1' y -, ROBERT IIuYGHE, f,hi,r,,r
tsignedI IL. I, yENNARD, Ni'Ae"'
Registered Nov & 1850 v. DUPLESIS, ".
: nj II Comptroller.
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In. -,
THE DIVIDING LINE.

=
Which divided the surgng mass of humanity and
left clear place Though rather mosD for Mr.
NICK. and his intended to pass through after the
manner of the Children of Israel.
The ceremony was soon over, The joyous pair
stood up, and tie magistrate pronounced the words
by which they were made one.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CoaprRoLtERs OFFICE,
City of New Orleans Nov !, 1859.
No. 4T96.
z,,., That the COMPTROLLER be. and he is hereby
,,isd tn ,djuicate 10 lowest bidder after five days
nn,ice e official Journal for furnishing the materials
md eonsiTeir round pavement Water street, from
caope 10 elpschore said wok to be done in accord
once viii specifications lille in the Surveyors Office and the
aiudicao to be subject the approval rejection of the
Common Conncil ,,,, =, ,.o>,o,,
5f4& lSgned E.a- JOHN \ MoNkoF,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
l.T a ISipned j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
y -,pi ISirneal GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that Monday 18th nst Twill adud
cate at my office L. O'Clock Nj. the above contract
" DUPLESSIS
nj II @ Comptroller.
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B{s;saSA
THE coNyEYANc1NG BUSINESS.

THE CONvEYANCING BUSINESS.
As this was anterior to the introduction of the
patent fare boxes, Mr.. McKilgubbin was in a fine
way to achieve fortune. As time and the omn
bus wheels rolled on Mr.. Mex, who had besieged
and carried prisoner the affections of Miss Simich
goot, began to think of the connubial state.
The wedding day was fixed. Miss Simlichgoot
was the recipient Of prncely presents, which were
the admiration of Bologna-Garlic Place, the resi-
dence of the fair affianced.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS. }
CRY HALL, 4th day of November, 1859
Common Council of the city of New Orleans
mo. 4S0S.1
Whereas Under resolution No. 1858 the joint Committees on
Finance and Landings have approved sudr syn
tracts as per report llth 1851 and paid divers bills whcn
upon strict examination found to be correct am
an has been with the Drainage COMMISSION
for the Completion Of the draining machine larger scale tah
first contempaed and that also an me n Of
certain claim by city The Mcllonogh estate and
Reselr That the Common uSns o nos # e soesad Joint
arn;,tess If boi Boards during adjournment OF the COM
mon Council ,,,,x n MONROE
t''si President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tr;,,,.,1 j. o. NIXON,
l9isSul President Board Of Aldermen
Approved M 49,. ;, io'' GERARD STtTH Mayor.
A true COPY; sscr.tary tn iLe MayoS
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SINGULAR DEATH.--A few days ago John McDer.
mott Of Joliet, ILL.,. who had been much deblitated
by illness, was leaning against picket fence in
that town, when he slipped and his neck was
caught between two of the pickets, where he
hjmsplf
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ny !. r, Walton.


PumnsEast Pascagoula Hotel soes-opcn Accounts, Bi
aa s a anse cAA Bier
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Anconeer-oflce 10 Bank Place.
Al lie s! Charles Essiass, and II
order Of the the s sVh pse fgp Of Nsw Or
cIas { Bier and the creditors Of C. o Bier Co. will be sold
fhe nndispulea and undivided nefourh interest Of c. C.
p s Ia .s Itch S s s s rSR S'"i
Ssss Sss, sSs " s, sss,
Ten srs, Of thu East raseasona Hotel &C., COMPANY Stock &c
promissory due for $500 balance cash on the
An undivided fourth interest in certain lot Of Jeffrey
Pumps supposed to be in Savannah aa' original cost
ns-rERNs-casA on the Spot pot. .-
of C. G Bier Co. list Of which can be seen at the office of
's s stFSSSs ss p on he hes SPOT ' ''
PRIVILEGE SUR LES PoMrEs RENoMMEES DE JET
frcy--Acuns dams rlIoc de East pascagouaConptes u
cha G. es tt ss Sancers de O. C. Bier Co. sncan
PAR J. B. WALTON,
observation-disclosures, 10 Bank Place
TEeaIge Ghare yeTu 6 W IN 9, tI
ans aia y 1859 pour eote de Chns
G. DIES ctancisrs dc G. @ Bier Co.. il sesa vendu
Tin quart inSrst inconestabs ndysc &C. c Bier
T Gts az ss Iam ay Mssslpp s Georgia
Nouveau MeSilue issue lie de JUN 1855 expire lie JUN
| 1863 environ $1,000
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de l'adudication
Dix actions dams la Comagnie ii Hotel de East Pascasoula
n5~CONDlIIONSl. acqutrenr asstsinea le Placement dur
billet pomissoe manieTant du, $500 ct Ia balance
| compliant moment de Republication.
lie quart de nttret inirse certain lot de Pompes d
jeffrey. manten,n suppose detre Savannah, Ga ct eoa
environ 81 800.
E5y- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication
| -AusSi-
Tous les complies be recevor etc. maintcnant dt
G. C. Bier & Co., dcsuuces dtpose bureau d.
rencanteur pour troS lours aSRnt Ia Sente.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
OBJ
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SOPHIE sIMLIcHGooT.

From photograph by Fzgibbon.
Her bthesome laugh pleased him. also her fea-
lures ETC., and boldly rushing the convention,
alites Of etiquette and pile of wheat, he inquired
her residence and asked permission to visit her. TO
which she consented in fractured Engilsh soon
after this, Mr. MeKilgubbins taste led him into the
conyeyancing business, for the prosecution Of
which Erastus Wells, Esq. offered him inducements
(sl2 per month and found)
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DEsIR ABLE DWELLINGS, WE'LL LOCATED AND VERY
convenient TO business at Auction.
BY j. B. WALTON,



THURSDAY, nth Nov, 1859, at II o'colck
ONE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by Cnronde
let date Apollo Mcpomcnc St. Charles lac Nayade
Terchoc streets, measuring = feet 5incfc front Ca
onee, by ITO feet in Depth between parallel lines upon
this lot there is - .. -.
containing the usual number of conveniently
arranged hall galleries in front and rear breakfast
etc extending the lot leased good tenant
for S. per a,uun until the 3S October lsD
p7TERMS1hc purchaser will assume the payment Of two
April 1850 and one pay Api 1861. with per per
from late maturity and to give his note for
from day of sale. with cent per hhnu1n
cial and for the balance. cash
Also
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by s..
Charles NAyadesl Caope, Clio and Garondcct
streets measuring each - feet inches front St Charles
street depth of liz feet 10 inches and lines between
lines running back alley in the rear II feet
wide opening Clio with the mprpv ene'S and bud
ings thereon, consisting OF - -. -, .,,
TWO MODERN, WE'LL BUILT TWO-SToRT FRAME
dwelling houses adjoining containing each two ph-lo with
mnels wide hall galleries front and
pantry kitchen, ironing closet, etc, the trst
floor large cabinet in the main building
snd three waerclose in back building
Charles street feet wide This property is aboht enc
souarc from, rvoli Circle the best side OF ST. Charles street
directly on the line Of The CarolQn and Lafayette Railroads
The Apollo and Prytanin lines Of omnibsseS
| aud offers opportunity for safe Investment
cash. balance nj one and two years III
purchasers nstulments, bearing interest at
per per annu day of sale maturity Rud per
If puncualy paid secured by mortgage on
the property the property to be kept insured by tue purchasers
| and the policies transferred TO the vendor,
Of sale before A. Mzureau Esq, Notary Public at iht
| exne,,s. Of The purcasers. n3
|
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THE REFUGEES,

THE REFUGEES.
y Our hero came to ST. Louis, where he accepted
place in retail liquor store on the Levee. 1t was
here that he formed the acquaintance of Miss Sim
lichgood, whom he CHANGED to meet one afternoon
while she was promenading on the wharf, collect
ing specimens Of coffee which had been carelessly
strewn about by the laborers.
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Il. r. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
pauxrnsE Coug DE- DISTRICT SUCCESSION De FEM Ed
de Ia Nouvclie ORLEANS. \ No l5,3lo -

DGuxENE Coug DISTRICT }sICCESSIoS pc FEw Eb
de Ia Noucciie ORLEANS. No lh3lp -.
I'm yE,IsTU DUN ortire de yentc rendu L. 10
~ doetGOrg lS5A moi ndtrss par on2hpie pguSiehe
District dc IL NouyrleD rtin> dams litlrr eidess'
f. roet,erai lie tRD npvenbc 1859, midi, iiioie
a. cite les dt Camp ct ies
aga>ius. a T. R,ljn,tcalion de ~
MIN TERRAIN dams lie Premier Distrc de eee vte
e borne par les Grnvier, rid0 Howard ct trete
dtrgnG le nnmdp IN plan dreS,e par T. A. ehin
rchccte lie y de osembrc 1882 dosa Pitnde de James
Graham upintfc public
l'angle Ferdido Ell Howard, ct
u pes pouces ypes de face la Perddo
100 le dc proOndeur lncs paraees ct face Ia rue
Howard
Ensemble aycc les batses authorizations qu w onsen
ItNSHttte prppTittd sle'te Dali
eNrirant u a 1852 $40 Fan, payhbies mcnsieleneht,
$40 chaGre n,p, FacpureUr n! de collector lie
loytr colpte lu jour de rAdjlcai0n c ra!t.
uIc hypolttguc Represented eux let de la sonnc
lie $50 ceHn sosc par le d5funt proprc ordlc et
blanc dH u II 0ctabre ISL ct payable doute e.
din Init nUis He a;e, ponn dnsIe Fan de Ia
date jsqu 5cancr aIrt- poque hut cent an
Linftrct les Ullets n.ins pay0 Juquau y dayr
deTier balance priX dRdndcRiion payable TEnte
compliant motto billet de !aclntfcur proprs
ofe ga par hyprhepe P5ciele sur Ia propftdtd vendue
! payable un an de date
f. T. PARKER.
| OH q 81 nj Is Shir de Ia ParosSe iDTleans.
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FRENCH PERFUMERy AND BOYS SHIRTS FROM
fARis-esrs Lion Pnsard importers and dealers in fancy
and variety goods and Sc Royal street. of Bienve,
have Just received from Paris LOT Of boys shirts and
fresh invoice of superior French pefmery Please
their advertisements
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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

-, 80, "
u,pru nav mr. Ep c,u,,r,
~ Nrw n,,r,.s
FART l.
On the evening of the OH of Noyenber-FEsTIv Al THEA
TER PERFORMANCE OF THE DRAMA: THE ROB |
BEERS by Schiller, at The ORLEANS TilEATER. Manager
q. II. BRAUN.
During the intervals the following orchestra pieces VIII be
periorlnedi
Leader OF 'fchestt''' III seHohN'hir.
l. Overture 10 F.ee",'' ''" W "eoe'
= i'e rot'eh' "n'H' "
B. symphonic Jun
T. sylvester Dreams ""'1' uS' i'o'NAs
B. Overture Die fesenmuhe' 'hc'sef
FART H.
PROCESSION.
The Procession forms at the Junction OF Canal and Rampant
the morning OF the O November unier The direc
ton of TIL. BRuENING, Grand Marshal.
Procession will up Canal to Royal down Royal to
Espanae up Carcs Cnnn down Canal Caondelet, up
Caonlelet to Julia Camp. Camp Poy
ds down poytns 10 ST. When
st Charles Tlenter the Procession will enter
opuyR rs rRorEsstos:
m. Grand Marshal and Aids
p,rd If Music
Several so.i,,ies
pand o Nusc
Bust OF Schiller on Decorated Car.
Festival Committee and Invited ''lte'ts'
Societies, climbs and Benevolent Associations
Band Of MUSIC.
Decorated Car of Literary Embcnls.
Associations, Citizens Strangers
Arrived at the st. Charles Theaer the united Bands will
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X e.sszss'
tvss.sa ON = 4. new ollssns css'esntl
n HAVANA, Nov. :, 1859.
altsss I Slncs my advices PEI Grsasda |
Y ~ " 9 = xsayed Sugar market - exhaplsed
~ u WhscA hiss aoubtless heen cansed oy
~ ~ received ftosn Es1ops. and the re-
- III rsa7s which have r. - lsadang mal-
~ h "a Uaitsd Hsatss srlear 20 nave
ss.sked MI hiehst fsass exhie, :. sssne1
- osher5 sise doN nv tepssncy holaels'
Aowevsr, cql ilnss snsaons, ano "
~ III Submit NJ the sllensess ~
cline II IN ass. Z, 4. -.
Il Ma I'm assaetions that have :. come 70
~ I,os = W y bsen concluded upon the basis
u ~ " 4 which Unjust consequently
refor PEI u 4 ruling 81 This market
Ss.,5 5sz6ue JITy slsgsEs are daily becoming more
~ 81 II x III icwer numbers whilst the
tasIss s4slss W. whites are proportionatels
1,Sss w VII VI W. quite neglected. The stocks
~ ne cemi,ated at about l2s'-
shout g sOoo at this period last
49, s'|TIi None hsre, and very scarce At
NcaIasa Nothing doing here, although this
/, sveet hsa oyed brisk demand at Matanzas at
III qust ations.
ssock g stofe' whion
~ 5cO0 sasFcee ah1 DDS. any sllnar
~ cAused dechne N rases, WINCH ss'',
DOWN. Several parcels were 1ecei, -, ~ 3
week from MatAnxas and Cardenas ooe Aess Il
lch wers feaixed At - cents. and " co 's
suenoe "a the intel received PEI lalaW -,
nom NV Ofisahs, pcrters are offering gooo
MA srticls III bbls ina tierces q III and m Kegs
u l8} GEMS M advance II rates can De ah1ci-s
pated fot snext me- cr 81 Feeks ullsss 1T
arrivals aitogether cease.
Bufsn 0f common quality i plentiful Gosnen
Il SaG5r Searce e 100 kegs received Per steamer
nlt ~ nom altinore, sold At $2s per qnintai,
d SCARCE md u good demand.
IL A. neslcsn sfe very abundant and whole
~ IA sssaf Ne amply supplied especi-
M M " IA qualities, which prevent the
heeter ~ ti0ns obtaining full rates. several
nIrc6Is W hitesbagged sailed hams, from New
~ Ia BOSTON, were sold at 10 and II cents per
poand, snd he last sales reported Of good sugar
curcaL snal sized hams in yellow bags, from New
asans we're made last week at IA ana 70 Genus
y ~ pound. A parcel Of 9s herces, received pei
Ushawha from New Orleans, are held AZ ~ GEM.
n pr pound, ~ ~ per pound having peen feluse'
i for them. During the last month the importauons
Of American hams into this market announced 1e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07
~

TRIuMPHs OF WAR.
Some of Mr.. McKigubbin's friends interfered in
hs behalf; and for time scene of great CON
fusion was feared. which happily was ended by the
retirement of Mex. and his friends from the field
IN advance Of the Mayors forces.