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PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER 80.
Arrived

Arrived.
Steamship Locust Point French, 60 hours from Sa
vannah mdse and passengers to Saml T Pearce Re
ports off Cape Henry, at m Goth inst, ship Scotia fun
Rotterdam and brig Chesapeake, from Demerara
upper part the Horse Shoe ship julia at anchor off
Cedar Point bark; and off Thomas Point deeply la
den ship-both bound up.
Steamer Bruno, Foster from New York, mdse to
Jas Shriver.
Steamer Henry l.. Cav, Tier, from Philadephia-mdse
to J. A Shriver.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, from Norfolk-to NJ. N.
Falls.
Steamer Columbia, Harper from Washington &c, to C
Worthington.
Steamer louisiana Russell from Norfolk, N Falls.
Steamer George Peabody, Prichard from Richmond
to ], Brandt, Jr.
Steamer Balloon, Travers % hours from Philadelphia
IL hours and hve mlntes from Cape Henry to Eastern
Shore Steamboat Co. Reports ashore on the middle
ground near Cape Henry, herm brig, with signal set,
but could not make it out off the Wolf Trap n and
of Smiths Point, another-both bound up.
Ship Sylvia, Swasey, from Glasgow via Queenstown,
Ire where she put in eaky, before reported so DAYS
the latter pig iron to Sckney Co. lowed up by
tug Ajax Spoke Nov 9th lat 26 o. lon 81 So brig Anna
zon. from s. for Demerara. is days out.
Barkentine Ephraim Williams, Cromwell from Wash
ington, C, ballast to master.
Bark sco, Erver from Callao via Hampton Roads
guano to Barril Bros. lowed up by Ajax.
Brig Montrose, Boyce, from Savanna Cay, guano to
master. lowed up by Tigress.
Brig Candace, Matthews Boston, assorted cargo
sundry persons.
Schrs Sea Bird, Caroon, from North Carolina wheat to
mnsuoee q Dicklnson.--Geo Krebs, Emerson, from
Phiiadelphia' mdse to John Brown Jr--Lookout
Thornton from Portland ship knees and to
sey Gray; rum to c Jackson & Co AID suoar IN Up
Thomson Co lowed up by steamtug Tigress
to W 0ler.
Below.
OF Swan Point, ship Joseph Peabody Wbitnev from
callao via Hampton Roads, guano to Baril Bros,
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,zS4A FOR LlVERPOOL.-Th fine AL Raiti-
more built ship JOHN CLARK Letournsn rDsster
now loading at Commercial wharf follows the GGE -
TRAVELLER and will have dsPatch For freight ami
10 FOARD Il ROGERS
AK su19rf
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ID WANTED.-A vessel Of 800 tons to load
for London. Also, vessel Of 3NN5OO tons for South
side ot Cuba and ;ncuc" 10 Europe Apply to
go NGREELL ~ RANDALL,
r,-.1..
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INSPECTIONS
DnMESTTC MARKETS


CINCINNATI HOG MARKET, November 20
The market for Hogs became depressed and
having pretty generally withdrawn from the market
they became unsaleabe, except to very limited extent
towards the close of the week. the reduced prices
but dovers having paid price for their hogs above the
current rates showed great dissemination sell at the
Decline that they also withdrew their from the
market and the receipts since Saturday have been quite
light, and the number in the market small but large
enough to supply the existing demand Saturday and
Monday s57515sO about the rates obtainable
good hogs, and anxiety to buy sell at these
The course of the market during the past week has
been irregular.-Price Current
NEW BEDFORD OIL Market Nov 26-We have
another quiet week to report in Oils The
since our last few and those private terms
lows: Three parcels Sperm Including rs bbls the
Kate Coreys cargo in Wesport delivered here) amount
ing to 295 bills and in Whale 900 bills good and so do
inferior Whaebone.-Sales 16 900 lbs damaged Ochotsk
of the Black Seas cargo, at price not TRANSFERRED
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, Nov. 30.-Cotton dull and declining; sales
600 bales mddling, 1o4@lOs cts. Flour heavy; sales
ern and S5a5.50 for Southern. Wheat declined cts.
sales of $4,000 bushels red Western, $l25 outside
steady sales 81 900 bushels 6566 cts for yellow and
65(a6S cts. for white. Pork heavy s16.75, prime
its Turpentine duh Rosin dull. Rice dull at SkGsx
cts. Freighs firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O-Flour very dull; superfne
s475Q5 Wheat quiet-sales of 5000 bushels at siIsa
81 25 for red; and s2s9$l37 for white. Corn firm
sales of 1000 bushels at 65 cts Whiskey steady 1910
20 cts. Coffee firm at h@114& cts.
MOBILE, Nov 29saes to-day 500 bales Cotton at 10
ctsi market dull Exchange on New York par to Y dis
count. On London par to per cent prem. On France
nominal.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Cotton frm-sales of 10 600
bales at l0(Gl0S cts. Sterling 10l Hd101%, on New
York 4(all4 discount.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
"a FOREIGN.
Rio DE JASEIRo-Bark Ne,o Ligkt.-5,ol0 bags Coffee
order
COASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-S Steamship Locust Point-177 bales cotton
j. E. GLENN SO do VIM. Kennedy SO do, casks bees
wax J. & J. NJ. Girvin; Dbl do, 10 pkgs ginseng
Burns IT'S casks rice, J. Williams & Son; Is do,
Chas Hoffman; Is bales domestics Wood ward Baldwin
Co.. 142 pkgs copper ore D. Keener; 90 sacks dried
fruit bales sacks, JAS Corner Sons sundry pkgs.,
sundry persons.
BosToN-Brig Canduce.-1O7 bbls. mackerel, W D.
shurtz Co.; "a do herrings, F. F, Pope rs do apples
A. Duncan; 500 do, 20 do rum, order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Br Ship Marion. 1856 bbls. -four 1873 do
rum.
AspINwALL-Bria Romance.-32O tons coal.
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IT1BR MERCANTILE AGENCY

!. d. PRATT h Co,
CORNER BALTIMORE AND ;. CHARLES STREETS.
The nroprietors respectfully invite Merchants
not sready subscribers the gcncy goods
credit call and examine system and test the reiabili
ty information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials ofthousands OF merchants the differ
emit cities East and have years been subscribers
we can all who will cali, whether they sell goods t.
the cities country towns ample satisfaction as TO res
biity information, and the great benetfo derveS
from the Agency, by those who subscribe. mh6-tf
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLouR.-2so bbls to Halifax go bbls to Porto
Rico.
WHEAT.-s925 bushels to Halifax; ALI 933 bushels to
Liverpool 296l bushels to London; 7ls bushels to Ply
mouth, Eng; 900 bushels to Kingston Ja bushels
%
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-at@r FOR BREMEN.-The Al Bremen shin
- J0HANNE WILHELMINE. ThiernaD. mastrr III
have prompt dispatch for the above port For uaSsaga @
sinai sto"asc apply 10 r Il. BRAUNS Il co,
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
Shipping Sntell'gtnts


LIvERPooL-Br. Ship Marion ,4s6 bbs. -four lss dc
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,gsss3 FOR LIVERPOOL-Th fine shin
i 4z=5E5AoCEAN TRAVELLER, Boardman master now
have dispatch. For freight apply to 1 ~ Gnu WIZ
diff F0ARD : ROGERS,
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Shprlna.


sk5sz FOR LlVERPOOL.-The fine Al ship
ia Wharf will follow the GNNAP0IIS and viii have
,+, FoARD & ROGERS
W., l6 Bowly's wharf.
DID FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine ship
- OCEAN TRAVELLER, Boaraman, master. now
oaapg at Commercial wharf, follows the and will
s,., F04RD : ROGERS.
sA FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Al Rgili-
low loading at Commefcia wharf os RIA master
Odl.g foAls IS i 4 KI2GE FE;rf
IL FOR BREMEN.-Tbe Al Rrernen sLi,
- On me NE WlLHELAiNE, Thernan, master viii
naSt 5O"s' corner Lombard tr SAg 5 b, Go
NIX FOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine Br. shin
- MARION, will clear SATURDAY, next and ,,
take bulk of about 700 bhs if applied mmediaciv
's .''" '0''" '' CIis Il NV. ny E e q BRO
n22tt No. q South street
s++gs.t FOR LIvERPOOL.-AI Bremen bari,
azE INDUSTRIE, IIilken master, IS now loading md
VIII have quick dispatch For light freight apply to
Milf F. H. Di No. Il IiT GE S T9.}
eszz4 FOR LlVERP00L.-fhe fine Al shin
Wieting master having the most her
Of freight Is Apply to J. HOOPER co, Commercial BuG.
esg.z FOR LIVERPOOL.--The fine Al Bark
and lead JesoE % WfdF E M 9 s mn the
n-e =
n6tf Commercial Building 5GE Ca Cay = street f1
II FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE MER-
- H AN, LiNE..TO SAIL W EEKLY;-The
S S@P Ghs a. nd d hT Sar the 5 Pa Of
' " ''''''s ''E c II S' FX Ibp&RiH
@ An charges paid on goods shipped by this line, and
goas sent t' my address viii be forwarded free of commits
NB-Shippers will please send duplicate receipts with
Tsssrs H p RUssELL co. Agentsn Charleston ditf
- FOR ELIZABETH CITY, EDENTON,
CAPT Jones' viii eeee S SfG62Hp RY sA aIS sl AES
n28.lL JAS. CORNER & SONS.
zz2ssaz FOR RICHMOND DIRECT-TO SAIL
szss WITH !, D!sPATCH-The packet schooner HOPE,
GaPt N g. franz The schoon is loading and viii
~ - '''' ' '''"'' o. ''es"' i&RP T. y MITCHELL,
h-o-u 2Spear's wharf
- FOR MOBILE, ALA--The regular
y sSy FGEsB1 ; s7h and BE-
aayRT sf most or Balance
n2it N W. corner Pratt and Cav Sis
sqE4A FOR NEW ORLEANS-DISPATCH
S 49, LINE-Loa7s up town.-The regular packet schr
will o3 haTns nfa o go fmRetfd
ance freight Or passage apply to
! -h-tu n corner Pratt and Gay streets
ssss=sssS FOR BOSTON.-THE REGULAR
5s o fast sailing schg WEST DENNIS
most of her engaged will have quick dispatch Fer
' Or Apply af F Sn Eay !Fas,
49, FOR SWANSBORO', N. C.-The schr
ss PURSE, is now loading foot Of South street and
VIII have dispatch For freight apply to the Captain
| Doard, or 10 CHAS. II. MYERS & BRO,
! nzZu AZ South street.
s$$zstk FOR NEWBERN, N. C.-The schooner
! Ssss BLACK SQUALL Capt Day, will receive freight
/ TO-DAY, and SAIL with dispatch
n2Iu JAS. CORNER SONS
.z++55+s FOR NEW BERN, N C.-The packet
sssss schooner B. MAITLAND Capt GRAY will recciv 9
! freight TO DAY, and sail with despatch.
n2ott JAS. CORNER SONS
.54 FOR WILMINGTON, n. G.
@sFa2gTHE MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
! OF PACkETS-The AL clipper schooner FLORIDA TaIl
| despatch ~ " ~ VI '''
! For freight or passage applyto
DUNNOCR L WEATHERLY,
! c--,-, ~ No. III Smiths wharf.
ES&S sent tent to our address will be forwarded free Of
- Shippers will please send duplicate receipts and Ar
/ dress to MERCHANTS LINE -'f>s' ' a.
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FnuHrNe FROM MB nv Coon NAME.
lie never raised his head as
entered, but continued his occupa-
tiun without noticing me, muttef-
ing below his breath the words as
they fell from bis pen. Take a
seat said he CURLY ut last. Per
ceiving now that he was fully
aware of my presence, sat down
without reply. "This bag ia late,
Mr.. Paynter." said he blandly, as
he laid down his pen aud looked
me in the face. "Your Excellency
will permit me, IN hmine, TO observe
that my name is not Paynter."-
Possibly. sir," said he hsughtily;
"but you are evidently before me
for the first time, or you would
know that, like my great colleague
aud friend. Prince Mettcrnich, ]
have made IL q rule through life
never to burden my memory with
whatever can be spared II. and OF
these are the patronymics Of all
subordinate people. for this rea.
son, air, and TO this end, every
cook IN my establishment answers
to tho name of lIonorc, my valet is
always Pierre, my coachman ia
cob, my groom ia Charles, and all
foreign messengers ! call Psynter.
The original of that appellation is,
| fancy, supersunuated or dead.
but he lives in some twenty suc.
cessors who carry canvas relicules
IA we'll as he" "The method may
he convenient, sir, but IL is scarce
~ complimentary" said !. stillly.
Very convenient" said he, com
placently. "All consuls | address
as Mr.. Sloper. You can't fail to
perceive how Il saves time, aud |
rather think that in the end they
like il themselves. When did you
leave town Dioksns's Al the Year
Round.
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NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY MoRNSe, Nov, %, 1850.
Tho New Orleans Commercial Buiiefia
says, that the sales Of the above day, was
~ follows,
COTTON yesterday. 1000 bales-de-
mand moro general-no marked changes
in prices market still. too unsettled for
general quotations Middlug l0AMl0k
aud 1890,
SUGAR s50 hhds-prices stll more 10
fav " to buyers Fair TO Fully Fair 51bs4c.
MoLASSES 500 bhls at previous ratos
Prime to Choice 95Gt9Tc,
FLOUR-20O0 bbls. including 500 I'M
branded at 4 ga 500 Superane at 4 G2tS !;
80 at 4 rs Extra. In two lots. al 8 25.
WHEAT 535 sacks Red and White at
l 80.
CORN 5000 packs, including 200 (l0O in
white sacks aud 500 White Mixed and Vol
low ESQ $50 White and 500 and 100 Yol-
low at zoe.
OATs-l59 sacks st. Louis at sec, 900 at
40 and 100 Black Mixed at Al.
BRAN-260 sacks { leo and 1907 at 90
and l50 at 05
HAY-l20 at 90 90. 90 at "a so.
PORK confined TO retail ira nsaction
at 2C oOC120 80 for Mess
BACON retailing at pd9L 70. Shout
ders and l9dl9,i for Rib Sides.
GUNNY BAGs-l3O bales Heavy at
lSkc.
RIo CoFFEE-s2s bags at is,l and 1855
alta.
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ITNgLiSH, FRENUH. 4 American wATUpEs
~ The largest snd finest Assortment Just re-
eefFedat gghBNANN FENhiER's
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0ss-t~a 90 tn. assi sfs ths eHli
rsprls that nsfef gfnw old lnnf hiiir
hfaihef ~ sister thst iied lrng $50 rem sin-
in death end 'sne'n hfsnrs. she saine young
thing forever. I, is fourteen yesfs ihis
evening since che writer's sister len lhis
world. She wss fifteen yesfs old then
She is nfleen yesfs old yet. have grown
old since then. hY fourteen Teats, but she
has never changed pc they sdvanced snd
~ QeI srstps me tp finr score, ! never
shall think Of her as other than The youth
fri creature when she faded. The other
daF listened as pour woman told oi the
death Of her hrst born child. He was
two resis old. She had small washing
pteen. sptpss which was stretched rope
that came In The middle close t0 the ground
lIe was leaning on the rope swinging back
wards and forwards. aud shouting with lie
ljebt The mother went into the cottage
aud Lost siVht Of him for minute and
" hen she returned the little man was lying
seross the rope dead " had got under his
ebib had not sense enough ~ push u away
and he vas suiroeatel. The mother told
me. aud believe truly, that she had nev
et been the same person since Then she
thought Of her child ss an infant of two
years. yet II is child che looks to meet at
the gates uf the Golden City. Had her
child lived, he would have been twenty
years old now he died, and he is only
two he is two yet he will never be more
than two. The little rosy face of that
morning, and the little half articnlated
voice. would have been family remember
ed by the mother, had they gradually died
away into boyhood, but that steteOtyped
them aud they remained unchanged.
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BuiLpiEs MArsRiA1s.-ln the rapid
though healthy aud substantial improve
meht the city. there has until recently
been mach complaint on account Of the
high price and sesrceness Of building ma
tetials. The mills though actively EN-
gagged getting out lumber, have not been
ably TO keep pace with the demand. We
nre happy to state, that this drawback is
In y measure removed. Mf. Frank llu-
suet Of Third street, has his arrangements
complete tp hll orders of any size. at short
notice for lumber Of any quality, slate,
titles, doors, blinds sash etc.
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Anssic.r E.als tr4p.-rhe A m

Tas AssPicaH Esats DrAp.--The A N
ericsn Esgle, n paper published at Cor
louisville. Va. IN ils lest issue, clothed In
the weeds of mourning, announces its own
demise and that Of the Union. Hear IT.
"fhe dissolution OF the confederation oi
States, and the death uf the American Ia
gle, causes feeling Of parting sortVw, and
makes this paper appear, this lsst hour Of
its existence IN the solemn garb Of mourn
ing. The American Eagle bids final
sjieh 10 its patrons aud TO the Republics"
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E.eeu,iv.omes.

Eseersivs onies.
psfus RHrus. I
XxTHEREAs. The Constitution ~ The
w State ~ Louisiana authorizes the
Executive 20 convene the General Assem-
bis theaOfun extrapflinary occasions: srd
whereas the election Of Abraham Lincoln
20 the office of President Of the United
States. by q sectional and aggressive anti
SLAYER party, whose hostility to The people
aud the institutions Of the South has been
evnced by repeated aud long continued
violations of Constitutional obligations
and ffsternal amity, now eonsumma,ed
by this last insult and outrage petpetta
ted at aud through the ballot-box, does.
~ my piniyn, ~ also that Uf q large NUN
her Of citizens Of all parties and pursuits
throughout the state. furnish an oecss-
ion. such "a IL contemplated by the Con
stitutlpn.
ASp varREAs. some Of our sister States.
spgfieved like ours. are preparing meas
uies for their future security, and for the
safety If their institutions and their peO-
pie, snd both patriotism and the necessity
of self preservation require ms 10 deliber
ate upon Out own course ui action.
Nov, THEREFORE,, 7. T1OS. O. MOORE,
Governor Of the State uf Louisiana. 40
hereby convene the legislature of this
State in extra snd special session, asd DO
appoint
MosDAy, the 10th day .f Deeember
next. at lg, o'clock, ~, the day and hour
for the meeting Of both Houses Of the
Legislature at the Capitol in Baton Rouge.
~ rBsTispHf wHEBBgF. 7 have herennto
set my hand, and caused the great
Seal Of the State, 10 be affixed ct the
city of Baton Rouge, the Seat Uf GOV
eminent of the State, ON this lp.h day
Of November, A. D., 1850, and Of the
Independence pf the United States Of
America, the eighty 9Th.
T, q. MOORE.
by the Governor
J. Hlsiirus H.Rbt. Ass't sectetary NJ state.
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Nov Me-. rtrsoss worm. The Buf

How Me. FntsoRs vorBp. The Buf-
faln Republic says
On the morning of election one of the
first 60 ofIer hi4 vote r. the 9th wstd polls
was our respected tewnsman. ey President
Fillmore In . dignifed. manly and frank
manner. Millard Fillmore deposited his
vote against seetiunalism ard for the
sttsigh, uniun electoral and stale tickets
" was = vote he may well he proud of,
and one that will add additional lustre 10
his national reputation.
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ETRUsOAN ToBqU0is, Opal, Pearl. Enamel.
IL ed and plain setts, pins Esrtin 3 sud Brscs
leti-. rst received ~
eets gULbMANN a FENbLER's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24

HoLpiNs run LAwrkR REsroSslBLE.-A
bill requiring every attorney al law, on
the request OF his client to give his opin-
ion in writing upon the points bearing d.
reetly In a given case, and holding him
responsible when through incomretency,
.noglec, or mismsnagement on his part,
the client suffers damage, has passed the
House in the Vermont Legislature,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24

IDtNs. FINGER RiNgs, Dresses, sna studs
i just received NJ
ert5 apbBMANN FFVntFR,s
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24

stNeutsp TRApIrtcN.--Amoug the Sem
mole indians, there IL singular tradition
regarding the white msn's origin and su-
periofity, They say that when the Great
Spirit made the earth. he also made three
men. all of whom we're fair complexioned. !.
aud that after making them, he led them
e. the margin Of . emall lake aud hsde
them leap therein and wesh, One imme-
dlstely obeyed, and came from the water
purer aud iairef than before the aecoud
he.itated q moment. during which time.
the water agitated by the fret, had become
pliehtly maddied, aud when he had bathed
he came mp oopper-colored the third did
not leap In till the water became black
with mud. aud he came out with its color
Then the Great Spirit laid before them
three packages OF bark aud bsde them
choose. aud out OF pity for his misfortune
in color, gave the black man HE frat
choice. lie took hold of each Of the pack
ages aud having ielt the weight, chose the
heaviest; the coppercolored one then chose
the second heaviest, leaving the white
man the lightest. when the packages
were opened, the arst was found TO con-
tam spades, hoes, aud all the implements
Of labor ; the second edwrapped hunting
fishing aud warlike appsratus; /; the third
gave 10 the white man, pens, ink and pa
per--the engine Of the miud-the means
Of mutual improvement-the soc,al link
OF humanity the foundation Of the white
mans superiority.
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Saturday, Nov. 81, 1880
All the Criminal Gases NJ the 9sd., ress
signed fot Saturday the s4th instant.
sIls-Paul Bertrand vs. Albert o'Neh'
s9se - Stephen Cannslle vs. Eugene
Bu1soli and WIFE
gssl=phenis Iron works We. Riehmd
a Stewart.
gTel.-Dt. Madison Marsh ". James
n Gibbons.
g12a.-sale and Posey, Aprellees vs
Elvira HYDE and husband, Appellants,
g153.-willisn al vs.. Edmond Ie-
gendre.
40 Probate Succession Of Charlie.
Randolph, deceased.
ssT Probate Succession Of John Toy
deceased.
cal Probate Succession OF Thomas
Prendegrnst deceased.
j. NJ. NELSON, Dept Clerk.
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TRUssE.s
Net wor..ed Cloak. and T.,ma-.
COMPREHENSIVE.

7 y UNDERSIGNED have this day associated
L themselves and will continue 10 carry on the
Jewelry business At their new stand on Third
street, opposite the Hranch ~ the Louisiana
state Rank, under the name asd style of Gold.
m nm Fender. The liabilities Of either part
ner III be assumed by the new hrm.
THEODORE upLDMANN.
EMANUEL FENDLER,
watchmsEers aud jewellers.
Baton Rouge, October let, 1850.
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,

S. SCHMALINSIkY &c co.
WILL Upen on the 21ih inst \ part ~ their
w new se ected Stock of Fall Huods Of choice
lot of shsvls, Oi,aks and Msutillss-slso iiew
style Of Ocrsets, Curtain bsinssk ~ crest vstie.
~ together With = splendid assortment ~ Embroi.
defies, which viii he sold st the lowest prizes
Come snd see al the PEOPLES STORE septic
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24

SUPREME CeuRf DEcisiurs. Court
hes opened for the present term this week,
and the following decisions are the fret
rendered
sse0. A E Garter We. Thomas NJ Me
Marus et ri. sppellees, Seventh Judicial
Disttict Court of East Felieiaha. Judg
inent affirmed. band, J.
eegG. aud esGT. u. =. Hawkins, admin
istratot, va. Catherine Hays, appellee J
q. Courtney, ihtervenpf. appellant, aud
Catherine lays va. u. = Hawkins, admin
istratur ct al appellant. Seventh Judi
oial District Court Of East Felieiana.
Judgments reversed, aud eases, eonsulida-
ted. remauded iOf new trial Catherine
Hays TO pay costs Of appeal. Buchanan,
y.
ssss. victaire Patty Va. Mrs. Aglse
Martin. Lawrence her husband appel
lants. Finh District Court Of New Or
leans. Judgment reversed aud awarded
~ defendants. Buchanan, J.
GaG4. NIFTY Btgstop, appellant, va. j.
Bloom ct al. Eighth Judicial District
Court of st. Tammany. Judgment affirm
ed Land, j.
ssp2. Isaac 4. Taylor va. the Sheriff et
al Mary stufges, executor. intefvenot.
appellant Seventh Judicial District Court
OF East Felleisns. Judgment affirmed.
Buchauan,J
6dls Mary r Bsiues and husband. and
Isaac N. Maynard vs.. J. W. Butbrldge "
Go. ct al, appellants. Seventh Judicial
District Court of West Felieiens. judy
ment affirmed. Buchanan.
5Ils. n. Haynes, hquidator. va Mrs.
Emily A. Courtney ct AL aud ]. Ball,
administrator, wsrrantor, appellant. sew
enth Judicial District Court Of East Felie-
lana Judgment as between plaintiff and
defendant affirmed |; Judgment on the call
IN warranty of George l.. Gayden against
VIM. Langftt also affirmed Judgment on
the call in warranty Of VIM. LanEHtt re-
versed. aud Judgment decreed on the last
mentioned call In warranty "a respects the
plain'id, as In case Of non-Euit plaintiff
aud appellee 10 pay costs Of appeal. Land,
J. Chief Justice Merrick having been Of
eounsel in this case, reeused himsslf-N
q. BallsflH.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24
Mss.ss t,,gosy,stp d stts. TO This

Mssses ftoosfistp n sftst To this
prosperous and eniefpiisine frm, are We
indebted, for their elegant card and calen-
der for the years 'ei n SO. They also send
us. catalogue Of new standard and mis-
ceilaneous books. stationary aud fahey
goods. A long acquaintance with this
nfm, mlly warrants us In saying that there
Is not more prompt business house, in
the Crescent city. The smallest cider
from the country Is attended to, with like
care aad attention as the largest.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24
WINDOW SHADES.

A REsPBCfFUB invitation is sxtep-
"A ded TO all who wish 70 purchass any
WINDOW SHADES, as we have besu-
uful assortment direct from manufactures
aud 10 be sold az astonishing low figures.
oct2O DALSIE1MEH. SIMON d. 40.