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New Orleans 4 Shreveport Packet.

lpsE~ EVERY ALTERNATE SATURDAY
{r@1aa72@ s.THE superior fast running steamboat
zsss=zzz=zss-ss EwING, master, I'll. s Heth clerk,
win leave for Nets Orleans on SATURDAY, 12th Feb
rEary, Immediately after the arrival Of the stages and
every alternate Saturday thereafter during the entire
season; Qeaving New Orleans the following Satur
day3 taking passengers and freight for Coushatta,
Grand Bayou, Campte Grand Ecore, CotiIe St. Mau-
rice, Alexandria, and all intermediate landings The
Judah Touro has been purchased expressly for the
packet trade, has commodous cabins, spacious state
rooms, and is elegantly furnished, and for comfort
safety and good accommodations lis unsurpassed by
any boat in the trade Her officers will pay strict per-
sonaI attention to any business entrusted to the boat
and make of every effort give satisfaction. For
freight passage, apply on board. lani9
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Carrfages and BuggieS.

XETE have just received large assortment OF Car
wv rjages and Buggies, which viii be sold at New
Orleans prices Purchasers are request 70 call aile
examine Tmy25l ROBSON 4 kIMBLE.
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Animal Examination.

THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION Of the pupils Of the
Keach Female College vii! commence on
Wednesday, June 18Th, and conclude Thursday the
NH. There will be Rhetorical exhibition on Wed
gsday evening, by the tive societies connected with
hgcoege and Grand Concert Of Vocal and In
.,,rneGtaI Music on Thursday evening
Rev J. H. TUCKER, Pres.
IT. q poyEY. See. Board of Trustees
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.OF the public in Offering TO them the largest anc
~ most varied assortment of INFANTS, CHILDREN
YoUTHs Boys, MTssEs, Servants, LADIES aud GENTLE
MEN SHoEs, in this market.
5naT4-3t -GH1LDEhS d BEARD
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New Orleans u Shreveport Packet.
aE-EXERY .ALTERNATE SATURDAY

-2z@'}4 TIE elegant, fast running steamboe
s95=5t5E;z41 Es. w. POW ELL, Jos. D,
E5sz=szzzzz CLARKE, master, will leave Shreye-
port for New Orleans on
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S2A Reward

KY STOLEN from the subscriber on Sunday night,
18Th Instant, a GREY HoRsE, about 10 years old, 10
hands high Said horse was purchasedby Sour d
Bloom, at auction last Saturday, he formerly be
longed to Mr. Phillips, Of Collin county, Texas. a
reward Of $50 will be paid for the delivery Of said
m18-ot @. BLOOM
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+ i. EurATElcE. John W. PENNALL.
KILPATRICk. q PENNALL,
lTTORNEYS AT Law, Shreveport Louisiana
n will practice in the courts Of Caddo, Bessie
md DeSgL0 lAneo
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Dissolution
GAnartnArShin.

rENHE undersigned have formed copartnerslip
L under the style Of FORD & ATKINS, for the pur-
pose of carrying on general GROCERY and Produce
Business at the old stand Of Ford & Smith.
CHAUNCEY FORD.
JUNIUS ATKINS.
Shreveport December %, 1888.
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REUBEN WHITE. JNO. W. SMITH. JOS w BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH d BALDWIN,
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission
MERCHA IS,
And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,

PLANTATION SUPPLTEs, Wc
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
FEAVINCf purchased from Mir. E. c. Hart the com
1 I modious Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by MIR. L. E. Carter, and more recently by MIR. Nat.
Moore we are prepared to receive aud store cot
ton merchandise and produce and solicit the patron
age of our friends and the public, pledging ourselves
to give prompt attention to all business entrusted to
our care. We will keep on hand at all times large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies, Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, Of all descriptions, to which
we request the attention of purchasers
N. B. Our entire charges forreceiving, storing and
shipping cotton will be twenty-five cents per bale
S,hrersnnrt 4 nriL q. 1856.
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DUNN & RITCHIE,
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
And dealers in Groceries, Boat & Bar Stores,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, DC,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Commerce street, Shreveport, La.
WYE have leased the commodious Brick Flre-Prooi
w Warehouses, recently owned and occupied by
Messrs, Oglesby & Grswod, and are prepared TO re-
ceive and store cotton merchandise and produce.
We solicit patronage, aud pledge ourselves to give
prompt attention to all business entrusted
We shall keep on hand at all times complete stock
of Plantation Supplies Boat and Bar Stares, and Gro
ceries fevery description to which we beg leave to
call public attention:
oar charges for receiving, storing md chipping cut
ton is twenty-five per bale for the entire season.
We will make liberal cash advances on cotton and
merchandise in store. foil DUNN Il RITCHi9
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StraEed

I-3A- From the subscriber, on Saturday evening,
25tn Nav, Horse and Mare A large black horse,
with white face and white hind feet he mare is
medium sliced bay has lump about the middle OF her
back. They have only their fore feet shod.
A liberal reward viii be paid for their delivery.
innel GABRIEL WE'LL.
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StraYed

Tg3A- ON the 22d Of April last, sorrel colt, aged
is months, has star ii the face, and the lett hind
foot white A liberal reward will be paid for the de-
livery Of sile said colt T. D. McGALL'
Caddo parish May 4.
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On CONSIGNMENT.

On UOnSlgnMeHI'
~ Casks clear sides; % do. shoulders,
OO IS casks Tennessee hams,
% hogsheads sugar,
200 barrels and half barrels molasses,
100 boxes tobacco,
100 barrels Bourbon and rye whIskey,
100 cases Schnapps.
The above will be sold for cash at New Orleans
prices and expenses, by
, a27 HULL & FYFFE
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.Eust Received,

A LARGE assortment of Hollow Ware, Timed
n and Enameled Sauce Pans, Glue and Preserve
Kettles Fry Pans, Coffee Roasers, Tea Kettles, fan
cy Sronzed and Japanned Dog Irons, Sad Irons and
Stands, Waffle Irons, Foot-scrapers, Cistern Pumps
and MaIable Iron Pipe, summer Charcoal Furnaces.
Also, an addition to our stock Of Stoves.
mig COOK & TRDEGEL.
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Il
81. | offer for sale 500 Acres First Quality River
Sssffsa Bottom Land, lying Red River, in Hemp
- stead county, Arkansas; being portion ofNo
20, in township H. Of range No. 49, Persons desir-
Gus Of purchasing will please address me, at 5t.jton
Arkansas, t15 9Th inst, and after that date at Rodney
Mississippi.
Fifty acres are open on the above tract.
febI0-tf B. R. DANIEL.
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Stray NOtiCH.

l-|gE@5 Stray NOIlCG'
on SATURDAY, 18th Of June next will
sen At public auction, at the Market-house, in the
town Of Shreveport between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and
=. Nj, a Sorrel HOrse Mule, or years DID, strayed
ii October, 1858, by Walter Gates
Terms Of salg-cash A. Fl. LEONARD,
navfg Ranger.
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Board OF Alderne n.

This Beard met last evening, President Mcspedon in the
chair.
THE HRooxrrs FERRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE CON-
corNcn TO COMPEL RxpUcyIoS YxRRiaGx
A communication was received from the Brooklyn
Common Council! enclosing resolution adopted BY them
and approved By the Mayor, I'D November, 1859, as
follows
Kesoy ed special committee Of three be appointed
Ss ~ @ g me With The T n authorizes Of
50 a. . ser s The rass chasges n s And ~ or 2
manner ~ TO attain that object
The Special Committee fos<h Mat s desirable by
the body whom they reprcsc NUT the terms Of sale in
the advertisement Of the Comptroller, referring 10 the
of ferriagc shall be altered read that
express stipulation will be embodied in the lease the
lessee shall several ferries at uniform rate
of fre exceeding the OF collected by the
Union Ferry Company, January 1854 in place of the
words thcir present rates." as a limit Of charge.
Tho conditions which have urged the Common Council
Of Brooklyn TO this request those which mutually
affect the interests Of New York and Brooklyn.
The several ferries enumerated for renewed lease Of
ten years from May J. 1861 The great connecting Inks
which bind In common interest both localities and Il
Is plain without any appeal to sta'.stcs whatever any
ton, whether by ncrcase Of connecting lines
Of ferragc rates, an important public benefit shared
by each locality IN proportion 10 It's business representa-
ton.
The condition of tho sao which stpuates that ne ferry
Of ,hoe named shall be dlscontnucd without Involving
the abandonment OF the lease, sufficiently demon
strates 70 your body that principle.
Tho Brooklyn committee conclude long communica-
ton by asking that the Comptroller be directed
the foregoing change in the language Of the advertise
mcnt when they (ihe Brooklyn oonmittee) shall have
fled with him Its guarantee on tho part Of the city Of
Brooklyn for such aggregate receipt of annual under
| the case aforesaid
! On motion Of Alderman BootE committee of three
was appointed to confor with tho Rrooklyu Cannon
Council. Tho President named Mcssrs. Boolc Starr and
| Darragh such committee.
| Tho Commltten on Ordinances reported In favor o.
granting 70 Jo Myers thosprivcre OF running stage
limo from through Seventy rst street Il
] tie Central Park. Recommitted.
After so" routine business, the Roard adjourned V
Thursday next.
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COurt or Goeerai Sessions.


Nov a Although the regular term or this Court tor
minated on Saturday tho City Judge svsed himself Of
provisions OF the new Law which provides for the
500 81 The term When necessary, order finish the
business PREPARED BY the Grand Jury. bis intention
T. ST thi- week ill he Dd1 ment prepared Tor trial
are dsIKS-d Of thus furnishing an EXAMPLE Of Official In
dnsry which deserves to DO Initiated by bis colleagues
John Weinbsrger was convicted OF an assault and
battery on Joseph Green Of 81 Baxter street, committed
On the bh OF July. Al there were exte0uatng crcum
stances he Was sent ~ tho City Prison ono month
h0ocr MCLEAN, nr icted for forgery In tina sccoud do
gree having ia hls possession counterfeit Hvc dollar bills
% tne 'sz"ns Bank os Massachusetts,, pleaded guilty
s .oassh s,sie u tba oeacs, and was renAndsd for
1bonas hcAu!ey placed trial. charged with per-
IAntg an unpsovoked assault, With kaif. on James
Bytue, residpg " ~ Prince street. Sunday the 3oh
OF Octooer he was convicted OF assault with dan
eerOs's wrapOn with intent do bodily HARM and vas
remapoeo TIL another day for septence.
1te Grand Jury causc into Court At uoou with batch
oS indictments aud the foreman having stated that they
had unisbed their business the Cty Judge discharged
them, with the thanks Of tho Court for their assez-
u0n 70 the public business.
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BENEFIT CONCERT yoa tbs CHrRcH or tins Hc.RSAroS.-
Mr. jerome Hopkins grand concert in aid of the building
fond OF tho Mission chapel Of the Church OF tho incarna
hon comes on this evening at Palace Garden The pro-
grnnnac comprises tho Of Miss Hattie Andcn, Miss
harriet Westervclt, Mr. Hopkins Mr. Geo. Simpson, MIR.
schreioor Mr.. W. H. Cnrre and Mr.. Jcbl Jameson
mo moriorions object OF tho en,ortlnp ent and the
attractions eiiercd, viii, no doubt, cnsare large al
tendance.
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FRAUDS IN REGISTRATION.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFIcg,
NEW YORK, Nov. zS, 1853. (
@ir. TomiinsOn's Claim Against tho city.
COMMON PLEAs--aFNERAL TsRM.

Before Hon. Judge Daily {T. j. } Brady aud Hilton.
Nov. 2s.-2hoodore n 7bnisnson rs The Mauoy g.. os
NeU Y@k-Ths was IN appeal by tho Corporation Gown
gel against decision of Judge at Special Term. VII
confirmed the report Of tho referee in favor of ,hc slain
air. who claims that there Is duo HIN a largo sum
<about saoooo for fees and prosecuting pros
der violations Of Corporation ordinances Tho mater was
sent before referee who reported in favor Of Mr. Tom
lnson Mir Bustccd, corpornton Counsel Appealed from
the cou1, nation OF the report
Mr. Jones, on behalf OF Mr.. Tomiuson, raised pro.
lmnay ohccti u tho effect that the provisions
OF the CODE yarons dsc,sions, there could
review General TORN without having boon pre-
viously made.
Mr. Ely for defendants, commended that tho report OF
referee similar evidence taken before tho Court
Judge DAILY sad that he his associates under
the impression that they had Jurisdiction. The Court
would however, look INTO the points, and reserve It's do
cision for She present Adjourned.
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HOiSda ys.-The Old Place, tho Old Style
Of fcurre with all the improvements; galleries
lied by the old friends aud all the old artists hand
MEADE bRUfAERS, 233 Brosdway
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HoIfdays.-New Era, New Pictures;
the snntype rioure gold iocxets pins for
tho holidays, &c. MEADE BROTHERS, 2SS Broadway
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Trc New Orleans and Havana, in The steamship Empire
GU! Prom HsvnDr-C do Cauria IL judi, II htars J
White, z do Nena, Miss d. Nora. From Now
Mrs Holm tvo children Mis M-,rriuan and tu, child,
John Carsccpuo- ~ 10 the steerage.
From cardonss in the brig Acby watson acary Richards,
JAac Mo3g.
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I'M, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-IIaIr
Dye 50 II, black brown Depot No Barclay street
aid sold b ell druggists.
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SUDDEN DxAM-Aboui tive O'Clock yesterday after
noon Mr. John Berry, carpenter employed building
Of Mr. Hutchngs in South Eleventh street, was taken
with fit ana oieo immediately. The Coroner not
fed.
FiRELast evening fire oocurre In the cellar OF the
Star Hotel, In Grand street, E. D., which cxtin-
gusbe0 BY the police with but slight damage.
RoBsxkr Tho house Of ex-Mayor Wall, Ia South
Ninth street, was entered by burglars Sunday night
and reobed Of three ovcrcoats The family Ia the
basement at the time.
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millions or Bottles or Mrs. Winslovv'a
seoa Syrup used every In tho Uaised Staten
fss ehldrsn seethng with failing Ress =
frarp esia;e and csrtaln. Only &c. bottle
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes Isl DVosdway Of Marra
street Ncy
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Hollowny,s O,ntm.. nt.-Nrtnisters. +

pr. Harsh Contfnacs to Apply MS Radi-
cal Cure Truss with IL perran en-, cure. a
Hernia or Rupture MARSH AGO. No. 1vesoy street ny.
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observation-disclosures Old Gallery Ia
aruoug Gotham at 3l5 Broadway. Dollar Pho
togfaphs and Anlbfotypes.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pecs 10 the world euroass!ng all made sofa and 40
pied n tho manlfac,ory, z33 Broadway.
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Grover q Haker's Noiseless Family Sew
ng Machines ~ Tscuoed prices
4ss bKoA DwAY, NEW YORK,
la2 FCLTnN STREET, DkOOkLYN.
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Baysy's TricOpherous ia the Rest and
cheapest article Tor eressns beas cleaning curling.
preserving and restoring tho haI. Ladies sold by a
grugsists-
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A RcautiruI Com nIaxion-Lalrd

Chrxsfadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and
ToupceR the beat the world wholesale and retail, and
dye privately applied ii Assog House
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Office sos Broadway, New York
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Brmdy's Gallery has Removed from $50
Brcawsy 6S Braaday, Of Bieecker Photo
sraphs, Daguerreo,ypes and Ambrotypes.
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EXTRAORDINARY sxLx
= GENERAL house. ss;uzssH1ss oooD&,
GREAT REDUCTION IN rAUe.
r " HanaUwnTrr = N,

. v. HaD1HwOUr co.
Nos AtN 20 and s92 BrsadSsy 6fNcne sGreik
hsvns received large Of frum Eusu
tof sale CD account and havtns
unusually hnsvy and choice stck o. }oohs
view The Approaching cnse Of dotn
mined 70 make = Afg reduction ~ sh~tr prsces,
From this nme undf shs Tx Of Janusyy nett
To t5su,e large 3emanc and
rccucc hei' stocs refore the cbnae Of the
EID IT The ACsrisu currv
cy they are es.b'ed 70 offer their Bohemian 0erma
Goods urchased a the late Fair OF Lepsic.
b0w prices.
he following q sample Of their rvduced oricss:
vtcts with complete scrvtce Of rich and Bos
milan Gas.wsre fr twelve perS,us eoprising OecsntnfH
I"bes Chsmpaxnes Wines, Hocks Celeries Ceutfe Bow
PuA SEVENTY DOLLARS
which We ssser 70 be the choap-at sots sold In h
hich decorated Din Ing se-vicrs,
At $50 sits and Sis snd upward
Heavy silver plated eastern ~ u, and $0 aud Shee9
quality a, $40 $Al
Fine plated six pieces ak ~ and $50 and Of
quisiA sty te ard husn. At $Sa
ri Cu'e' PIECES, with ivory handles
morocco crses. AZ Sx IS aud S2s Is
Real Bohemian coicred and engraved wine Bottles 81 ~
per pair.
hich and engraved DecapierS . per pair
hen;sD Gobies q per dozen 10 4c
We ask the public examine gcods and prcee and
that the reduction II prices genabe
PriCcs msrke~ IN plain hcuveg from which
NO DEVIATION Can BE AADE-
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Boots and Successive Ter proof
Double sole, fur lined and wool,
TRAVELLING BOOTS. LEtjIINS, BUtKSk1N SHOES
And everything desirable for winter for
Ladies', gents and boys At
BROOKS, 515 Brosdway and $50 Futon street
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OF Youth Liquid Pearl s the hes. article exste<e FOR
DeAutifyng and pressrvmt he compley0a nnS S, n,
wonderful effects may hs seen and tried grAis. nj AAiRDs
Laden Aairdrt ssing Establishment, ~ broadway.
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observation-disclosures Bros. Holida y
Pho ogrspbs and CameotypeR Two Hundred and Forty
nine Fulton street.
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~ o Funerni OF Judg~ Lee, OF BaIttmoro.
- nALuM0Kn Nov. rs 1862.
The n neral OF Judge Lee TOOK place toaay ana was
Largely III. Dded
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The DePo't OF Irr. DO Jongh's Light
sown N"wo:vn Cod Liver on has been removed 10 ":
BfOadNt9i eV -cnre VI Duane slies.
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10 sncskers. arsteA vocal snd ali whose proes sno
jcct iam " aiiccioas OF Va chest 1uDss Nh I'M
greet benefit from e ~ Of ibis bssamc and oIu.cn, ON.
nent. Gnce 20 Maite,A lane ~
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E1eh angSs.

BAisrsosA' Nov. q, lsso.
Sight exchange on New York ilOls -. o~nt iTsm,am
fHnApuPHla, NJ y ~ .Sss.
Sight exchange on New York At par y LION per
cent premium -.
Nxw OzLaAxs, Nov. -, tsss.
Sight exchange on New York. per cant dssssAs-.a
CHICAGO. Nov. "a, IA y
Sight exchange on New York. per cent prcmjaD VI
currency and u per ceDt for gold.
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Ladies' super Piush-ifneh Lisie Gaunt.
ets &c. at 81 and 50 William street door north Of Maiden
lane. GAO NJ. TRACY, Agent
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Heavy Overcoats, 95 to Gao, Good Over.
coats, $40, business Coats at al Call and
w. a. SMITH, AS Fulton street.
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The pSmyby Wer0n1~
rHk WIZ xhp sCEAAsaiP fNDtAH-NEwy srOM Cali.
FOKAiA EUROPE. CHINA. ETC ETC. gae HAgrxe 8
Fkkkr OUTBREAK LOCAL News or ra n0rKOPO
LiS-THk hARxETs, ETC ETC.
The FAsmy BERALD OF tsmorrow Cv.dne dsvJ viii sJvu
full particulars Of the oss Of steamship Indi an win the
Statements Of The Odoers News from Eurooe Cauforos
China 3d. Ac Affairs Al Hapors Ferry; All the Local Hsws
OF New York and ne adcn-s Of "a inseresnr cna,o
ter reports Of the New York Cattle Prudnce and Moosy
Aarkets Dongs a. the Feoo Cous; Coroners, Iuouess
AiHoai hsarks and record Of occurrences Of the uro
cedA,s week Of An iolerestns or i~pev,aas os.ure
Tsnw-Jhs FAsI4v Hsssls pnptsssd every Wednesday
81 rwo hoaass Sabscripss, resolved n the
Once oor,sr q ruisea NdsHs srssss Susss soe,es
pce tour osptW v - obtained oes saA Of n Ava
vssdeS Advsrtsensus inserted u the dssAIs rates
DrewinGs o. eAe Dclswsrs STATS Losss-
r1sA Wool. kODY 4 CO.. Aznxxersnf Tia
OxaAwAnx, cxoxolA, x.HrucxT an nssouxl ssAru
L0TrERSRs
DEAvAaS-Exs1A 6LAsA No slS aAysanaA H. tsea
Ut "a, 81. W. 81, 66, ~. IS, 81. 80. $, 81.
=. 0EAwAas-CzA1 No 90. NsvsE1n n IN
~. 75 81. OIL. &c, AZ. ~, a. "a. II, ~ 50, i6,S2
WOOD. k65T I TX. WaS,nsssou. ssaA~ar~
h 0oOdWln d Drothsrss PATENT.
ftAt CUT rnE1nED 1OnACuU
u 0e ei{AeM sase Of yerfecuse eva Suore ansol: pss
NM sroSc ~ zs 81 sas ss.s - s.cs sv
spsrseaas1 81 tsnss No rev VA; eael soSsssc
asasncsns1. No. ~ aad - waasr arssk NE
Esrs hnd Hsta.-,Ths hest. "a, Ser. 80
70 sayi 90 only be had = WHITES. ais hrnaAway
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Whites Fall SsyIe.-Gentlemen'sD Dress
Hats WHITES the batter 9i6 Broadway, Opposite y
Panl,ur hnrO
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wn~ I.oussia~a Sugar Crop.
NRw lxiRANs, Nov. ~, 1859.
me orors Of twsuv ak sugar g,anss,s In The vicinity
Batoh Rouge . h s'' WV ~ " '"'s s'~'
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except that the schoper " Crnig, win e.re" OF
I6 QUO busheis Of wheat -fe on the 0r~akSts-r
this morning. " insured In the Buffalo Mutual Com
paDy.
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SAVANNAH, Nov. ~, 1859
me screw steamship HuaiAv'he, OF Cromwcil's line,
dfou New York, arrived yeatrrAA.
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Court Calendar This Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCRr-Nos &c. 81, o. 50, 50.
IA o. o. 15, l0S 81 IS, LOT, Ill ILL., n. 49, 90,
l04, 95, i16.
syrRkxE CouRI CIRcuIr-PARr Nos GAS, 23oo, 24ol
24S 24n9, 24ll 24.3, 2li7, 2a9 24ll 24z3 1881 $685.
26,, 1853 81 ~, 23o3. 223 2ill. Part H-Adjourned
70 Monday next.
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EAoAx-Ssnm-Ou Thursday (fhankseiving nayl. Nov
r. b. the Rev. Father Mice, III 81. Janl-s church
Bfocklyn. Mr. Joas EAaAs 10 ElLsa A. Sxrra, both o
Brooklyn.
e. ~ the Rev Dr.. Butler Major s. SmIsr, U. A. 4
Mrs T. n. CHURCHILL
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The Voice the Hatters HeRrd.-When
KNOX the EIaer, went into BUSINESS tbe legend
BnDory popular haties heard repeated In the silence
de OF the hedchamber-If tbon art but dauce Heaven
Will forgive the for has not given wsfom hut chou
art not homes begoae Subsequent tas give collar
the truhfupess Of the legend. The of KNOX
Of Fulton and broadway has part of the
written history of the business Of New York.