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The New York BAN to tae Prince.
Of this fearful and wonderful affair the N ,
Herald of Saturday last saws Y. lL-...s

Of this fearful and wonderful affair the n Y.
Herald of Saturday last says
The great event in the Princes visit to our me-
tropols was a complete success. The ball which
took place at the Academy OF Music was the most
brilliant affair of the kind which has ever been wit
messed in New York. All the efforts which were
made in other parts of the country, sink into in
significance in comparison with this the most
magnificent testimonial OF respect and friendship
which he has yet received. The scene at the Aea-
deny was gorgeous and brilliant in the extreme,
and presented the greatest galaxy of genius wealth
and beauty, which has ever been witnessed within
the limits of the Empire City.
The Herald devotes rather more than three of
its ample pages to minute particulars of every
thing connected with the stupendous event, from
which we have space only for the following:
The supper, though unexceptionable in quality,
was not all that could be desired, because OF the
miserable arrangements under which it was served.
few only could be assisted at one time. and those
few by remaining at the tables, rendered it neces
sary to pass the food over the heads or under the
elbows of their neighbors. Wines, creams and iel-
lies, in this operation, were consequently literally
sprinked upon elegant dresses, and damage done
by the quantity. The Prince took all in good part
however, and in easy conversation with those
around him, the supper found its Way to its desti
nation.
A fine band was in attendance here, and supplied
the company with some excellent music through
out the evening, the rush continuing with little
morning.
Haltpast Il O'Clock the supper room.
the crowd opening respectfully before him, the
Prince passed back again to the dais and, after q
moments pause, opened the bali formally with
Mrs. Governor Morgan, who most richly and
elegantly dressed. The members of the Princes
suite filled up the set. The dance has Just begun.
space IS roped of for dancing, and nnre space
Is reserved than is necessary.
One 0'etoch.-The Prince danced the second
dance AZ with Miss Mason, and the third with Mrs.
Mrs. Hnyt is richly dressed in pink silk, with an
oyerdress Of lace. The crowd araand during the
astdanee was so great that the party could hardly
stir
saturday, oetobe,. 10, . II. M The Prince ii
again trying tn dance. The rope span has much
diminished, and The crowd arand hls Royal High
ness is almost a9 greatas that as the Japanese
bail. Fhe eaifmitiee allege That lhers are more
than 3aeN peeple in the FUAm. that outsiders
hays bfi6sd the police, sixty Df whnm sre ondusy
nuasr Sergeant saads, aud Obtained adSnttance.
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Fasra ~ q Fesh screaming from her rooso snd t5a
@ ha she door aiter ber. hav si.SM
Sa,sh f o9uy. saw her tIe ev:,,re ssa -
dtah, and she looked badtv tssii''S pSiefs hef
Mrs. Catherine LftsYe4, sssn... Vi.
rel sitting by the side of tie dao @ saT MRS. Far
gown. as passed ont. conld aase tsa 4t ner heau
Dieeding, az there was fresh blosa Is W. sne waa
,t tsaad ato ner mead He was spes1iae M
aid not hear or see anything on tas f
her face 80 '''As 0sMs9eA ea
DoIsaes Ct7Ten, sworB-I never saw r2yrsI, as,sa.
s,sd ~, pas ~ nave heard screams from tler5os
| such expressions. 3'As s1is s =, ahA
!, go,sn 1aaars, swornT have heard screams fss,
s u room, and seen marks Of violence shans
| Mfs. Farrefl's head pV..a F
| :, fatItck MoGpiTe, sworn II hava sseasa w..
aTrei scream, hut never saw him strs, jav 90
dSsoi1drd LoydaeJ', a8orn--There isaa hass, cay
tihued quaTrei1ng silce the FarTeI,s earsa II H.
ID ID lhe inleighborhood. Farrell was man If baS
and eiElainous character 9n nv VIII ~ 49, 49,
death, when Farrell came home haaa In - sas ~
Get up and get light, Cd d4-l yaW sos,,s
twenty or thirty times Size ns1g .s sgsvyT
then heard blows given, as if on her BODY "a sbs
sounds were dull, and her groans followed the
George Harris sworn--T was At EEF. Tsgduarsa
the sadalef, nezs door ID FarreHs, ffsiti 0rl ff
evening before her death. heard blows given Il
EafEeiIs house, and remarked to LaYdf5sg ffat
.ne man tFarrelD must be beating his wife ysry
padiy, and some Of the neighbofs eight fa inter.
feTe Lardner remarked ii was an eggrys Jaw III
currenee. heard repeated blosss rirens and s,I.
lowing every blow heard gfoau and a. fhe
blows were repeated, the groans hessrne Ieag anss
iess audible haye seen Mrs Farrell II the streets
with marks Of violence about her head.
The above was the most inlportaat tsstisnony
given, and verdict was rendered against Thomas
Farrell for the willuI murder of his wife.
NJ
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The sonora FsvoIutio,s.

ORGANIZATION or MEXICAN REFUGEES oH ,,rgR-
ICAN SOIL.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

aGEaRaRnso TO THE NEW ORLEANS oRrscEN-
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ANOTHER BELL GALA NIGHT,
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THE SEDUCTION AND MURDER CASE AT Iowa FALLS.
We recently copied notice of the seduction
of two young ladies by the name of Larkin, resid-
ing at Iowa Falls, Hardin county, by an individual
one only few moments before her confinement,
ana that the other had died under circumstances
indicating foul play. The preliminary ipyestiga-
tion-which lasted three weeks-termnated Sun
day morning last Start was bannd over to appear
at the District Court which opened on Monday
The Dost 1Rorteat examination OF the deceased
revealed the facts that instruments had been used
in procuring the ab0ftion aud also that poison Of
some kind aaA been administered Il is altogether
one Of the most horrid cases of the kind that has
yet occurred in this State. The trial will bring out
many facts thai have not yet come To the surface.
[Duhaque Times,
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THE MEETING ar WASHINGTON SQUARE
THE SCENES EVERYWHERE.

THx rgREoUr or rHE chrBs.
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DYEENta.,...,.,.;..n9 E:is Ft4asfs
JBoNTEMPs. DYER AND sGoURER,

Q.
Has Che honor To narn pupe that NJ hAs
the business of Dyeiaa Enhlithlel No rs Royal
and thai he viii aonGaue heretofore With the Careful
tipn fer which hs calaHFai ris
The which, ci h ias paigs yssrs % lss ssil'
street. is s6g2Ge tar heae Ea as holoT ha Tih theI
Pss7fRgs. 21=y
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At printers festival lately, the following toast
was offered: W4muu-SHeohl oaiy tD the Press
in the dissemination OF hewsip The ladies are
yet nndeeled whetheg 70 regard this as q compli-
mentor otherwise.
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1860.

FIFrII GRAND RALLY.
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~ HkAuAme El1IS, III. Dss inc celebrated
Female Physician late Of Louisville N.Y. has located New
Orleans In the treatment OF female diseases the Madame has
superior in the medical profession shecnres without fail
inflammation Ulceraticn Inversion. and Falling Of the Womb
in its worst FORM in from three weeks to two months Sick
Headache Neuralgia and Papiaiicn of the Heart. cured IN from
fifteen minutes hours; Piles permanently cured in three
days ali Disease Of the Skin, Scroals, Rheumatism Pasly
sis Epilepsy Dyspsia and all Diseases Of the Lungs Throat
Stomach Liver oweis cured IN short time the blood p
riHed from amy inpuriy, from what The
Madame ithout The ear 81 contradiction that she is the
only physician that and saghens Curvature of the
Spine, without injury to the general health She
raj medicine, and Of The medical peisons
Give her cali all suffering humanity. Charges moderate.
Once lls Julia Camp. Office hours 10 A. N
p. n, and P. NJ, teSP.M
MADAME ELLIS celebrated UTERINE ELIXIR, for sale
OF her Office 19 Jnla street, and By j. WRIGHT Co. a
and lBl Charities street, New Orleans. fel4 2peodlm
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IAx BsnEx PssoaAnA. Insco Williams ceIe.
hfxisd Iible alefanaa Il nobls sustaining its re-
ncwH III III history IN New Orleans, for ii com
III an fourth week of continucus exhibition
xhs evening" hsyiug been constantly received with
sssai sssisiaStion BIZ large houses during three
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y Nnlfr Aax Citizen soldiers are referred u the
+ ra1lAhed ofdsFEof big. Gen: +. Il. Tracy, com
nsaaiug w Brisade relative u military observ-
4nee NJ Eednesdax Hext, ths anniversary Of wash
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Stop that Dreadful Co,sqh.

How painful is walk the Streets hear every nav
and again some cough both deeply loudly The nau
ri mpnlfe s 10 pity the sufferer to hope Tint ho
knows the yalue Of
DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
Does he know that he may immediate reiefs Dies s
know thathe wild cherry yielded 10 thu hand
Of science and for him At hands Fello
apply nj for The
Wild Cherry and Tar.
Ne fear Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will vansh Tho maeus
membrane will be eEecsuay relieved and you viii IL nsv
man. Remember,
DAVIS SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
For sale N New Orleans, Wholesale aud retail, BY
j. WRIGHT q Co,
q and ISL chartrss street,
ie0 zpstsod3tW General Agents.
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Chamber or Commerce.

NEW ORLEANS GHAHaeR or CoMMERCE,f
New Orleans, February II, is6o. }
AT ameetiag Of the Chamber held this day the accompanying
Report the Establishment Of Direct Line Of Iron Screw
Steamers between Liverpool New Orleans presented
read received and adopted embracing the views Of his
Chamber ordered that published in the
city papers. . ,.,.,.v,r,., n...,saa,
r VI. xSaxr snrrefarx 4
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rlosed ID weanssday the ss2d, ana business falling
iii shet AK MN be transacted en- the 2lst.
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Nradame Ellie, M. ID, inc ce1ebrate

\ ng DIR. Charles r.. KcIls, Dentist, No. l5a
Canal street, between Carondeles ana Baronne
MA 2plyMo&W
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ixkR fA4R BALL. Nc have received from
A. managers. Tor nanagsressea) through
feiF President Tor Presidentess3 an :nyitatiol, ID
present ~ i ladies' leap year bali, To b. given
q 1. 5aseFh'a night. The 18th Of March, Ill Union
aisll E0assh District. That 4 VIM b right
{easant md ka1nprsas slEair u apparent from lie
3SllsSins negotiations. extracted frem the printed
sA aceonpa ia invitation
r. zse conducting ana managing Of The partv
n under We control ii ladies'.
@ 1as 1hefe ara IN he twenty manageresses. viz !;
IA " term scommittse 81 inVitaton, And ten door
di5scsssssss, a follows Two principals and eight
Yssistsnss the first TEN To wear rosettcs and lie
4 ~ tel q weas scarfs. II
I'LL. y viii not " polite ~ NV rentlemao u
sslsr cr lease the bali without beiur escorted ~
saaus Say Y 80 aoor 81 u ask Any indy 10 dance,
81 nv Refreshments; Of 10 stand
tu N sae ba11-soUm III Iris party L sutirely
yieet yessa from he ordinary ones.
~ sFiFituons liquors u BIZ sald 81 hill u.
easlon The usual bar will be arranged Is 1 ran.
testicaeFy IND isaitsccn for lades MI s.noE III
i qlloFsd n any part 81 lbs hall. s .
kolaIlittee Of Invitation 10 meet ~ IN s,av
80 kehfl,nty, and on Saturday. Marcb II. Tics.
@ta limited and all applications ID ~ reco,n.
handed by son1e person known 70 tlls Cosam;tts.
4 latlies ID pAy AlI expenses. ii win M Al
seasdsted po;ite 81 genllsiaen 10 oIr g y
~ refreshments for ladies'. ' n a.
Y aesl' ne above rules viii be strictly enforced
iasa. Admission for each lady. sI SO. Candle
81 ASES asrst IA 1 - i. W. aASg
y procure plain disguise Or i fancy costume Of
~ Assefpsos 2 wear 1T amy 81 sc Marairras
pa''s sosmorfew night should DAY 60 and look i
a y sesy extensive assortment Which Nadam,
sfoaA nas ier sale and for hire, At ber establs,.
Msn1 u \. VI Cont street There ~ saw fa,,,sas
g maakang, by either ladies or aentle,aen INV g.
eannet accommodate 81 in LOLA. Hey tar,,s 81
reasonable Hhe VIM have
g ct 0dd Fellows, Han ,,a !. 81,
plAess te-iaersow night s seas1 '''''s ~
atiE E'salalk Isislssa zuar i'll. stchsy III.
g 2 nessaee y Ihe Virginia I,eplsIatnys 4, q, i,
assn axlng History ii I'D reauistIan IN iii .soy
erlaor o. icVa for The arrest ~ f..,nr;e y. ~
aeances tae diipliesty oi GOV. Njrv.n.,a N 1a,ra
e ala1g tas escape Of Goppie. and urrea prnmp
IN tha paft n the South 10 NJ Il mt itse
za ssen pnslslOaas % secure ia nnr;sl.,oent
Anese 4no 3 elsutl againzt its lawn.
" y apint qonisattee 81 H. s,,uIb f,areli,a III
aaon FePorssa to BE Legislature The rest
sflssss eflsred hsa sate tlat s;,,sa A. Z,
alstrust The eapaeIsy II te so,,t. =, i;
Rights and liberties hEt deem M WI
meet II general convention. ghss ,;.s.
ecent can ID n.
fzIix<i65t anil fla Il II g.. q. ~ 4stess 1et
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ss-The best Sewing Machine is the Grove

N5rThc best Sewing Machine Il the Grover
& Baker. Over forty thousand GROVER & BAKER MA
CHIMES have been sod and giving entire Subtraction
The Grover Baker Machine is the only which from
original spool without re-winding All other Machines nse
shuttle what Objectionable and complicated las in
the Soa and Wheeler WILSON Machnes little spooler The
Grover Baker Machine finishes its work where stops which
other Machine does There is occasion threads
The end s the Is required BY all other Machines
Tie Baker stitch has for Recommendation superior
Strength elasticity and beauty The Grover Baker Machines
the only kind used the Plantation Clothing
Factory Of Hebsrd Co.. Canal street. work dsne
by these Machines pronounced BIZ Planters who pn
chased the clothing be stronger than any by hand and
to wear twice As long ms any ether clothing
The Southern Depot Of the GROVER BAKER Sewing Ma.
chimes is No. Il Camp street, nearly opposite the ladies' en-
the City Hotel where these celebrated Machines can DO
purchased fully guaranteed and instructions viii given 10
purchasers free Of charge. fe13 2p&Htf
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VS. Rxi,is os I'LL CuI1I AL. GU Those who
lSii!t ilL fhsnselvss dancing and Teasing tolaer
4 IT, ti1ht, Viii have great trent II reserve for
xAsiIs gAe following night; that Is, 4 they hare
uIssie Ior III make theis arrangements to W.
! prsaeus Tla annual ban q hs Continental
SSaairds has nv ssyeral years been one n The
xikhs particular features Of each year, and will
~ iins 10 " Brilliant and sumrsaous a erer,
|not more sos Tie advertisement, elsewhere,
VIII A6sY aic gata may be had.
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.N0uesftes I! .N0reEfies /.
SPRING AND sUMMER TRApE,


siLhs, Dhisss GOODS, LaGks,
AND
n = n = =
pa.s,vsa ar 1a,s orriv.,s t.or, H..
'4'e anu sSSno''0'' IN sAS' efsnaaines' English
New siyls oRGANDY ROBE, single jupe.
PLAID CHINE and STRIPED SUMNER SILKS
SMALL ohhckhp AND CHINE STRIPED SILKS for
R1eH h ooHr Escr1su Z ,prers
RICH eHINrz ORGANIZES PRINTED rERcAIEs and
Al. THREAD ANpRI ana p,,st,ER Acps II po;n,.,
saawis, f,oahe'"ss' .eh'ers' etc.
FINE FRENCH EMBRoIpERtEs.
Ladies' NIGHT and MORNING ROBES
LINEN YoKES. BANDS FIouNeINGs. SKIRTS etc
~
MILLINERY,
To this department attention is respectfully solicited,
Elegant French Millinery
LADIES PARIS BoNNETs,
sRENSh boAsHts,
"a Dies ~ Nis'tss f'ipise hAis,
rrowrps :.
BONNET, SASH and TRIMMING RIBBONS,
a. esefy aesriplon q lne Millinery Goods. 81 2pseod
Egtss,s,urdss
1. A. L..
STRAIGHT NEEDLE DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
m: ,,s, rs,,a,, .;,,r,. 49,, s..,,,
s ~ @ ~ 0sa
cuISERY Thsy can Be Understood ma onerasd rsfso.,x
with very little instruction.
confident vii corrobora,c ali our statements.
Also
arooo.x,,o
-AT-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRICES ovrv&z.t
And Fuliy Guaranteed.
o "
Equal In every respect to any Shuttle Machines in the market
and solo ior ieas money. caii and examine them
WENTWORTH & DUKE. AGENTS
"a, -, n-us,
- - = ..-4- n 49, -. 80 orlcaas
N.e,r g,r;.,o E1ao<ya
!
H. L. IiARDON,
No 20 fuARrpvs er,rr-
Spring Stock
-, !, ,,Ype, ,o ,,.rpr, or
/
HEAD DRESSES FOR BALLS /
possxr Asna pInpaps |
sHhss AND boSNhr IHihaih6s, 81 all descriptions |
ARTIFICIAL, FLOWERS
|
~
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PLAIN SILKS, al 81.
And oil the balance Of
OUR FALL GOODS
AT correspondngy Low Prices.
PLANTATION eo0Ds.
We are now offering our
Linseys, 1erseys, Lowclls, Stripes.
DENNIS AND BLANKETS
At COST PRICE, to make room for SPRING STOCK.
KEEGAN 4 MCCAIN,
f2o 2p4t LA Canal street.
Must BE Sold
BUSINESS COATS! BUSINESS co ATS.
Our Large stock
CLOTH AND CASSIME b
BUSINESS COATS,
SELLING OFF ATGREAT BARGAINsl
100 BUSINESS COATS at Cost
ioo huslSEss COATS ut Seven Dollars.
100 BUSINESS COATS at Fight Dollars
~ sslNt-s's We - ~ N''s p'''a's.
~ - I''.-' $3.50 a' ~" i'o''ais
w o' - All Pi'seS'
iA'f % iis-eoa' fahts ana 'est, Tor az.
'e' f.A'se noeA Of
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
viii be- sold at REDUCED PRICES, to close ,he se,sen
,e,.f,.,, ,, ,,
flERSON, HARRISON d CO.'S,
-. ,,,,,. -,
-',@.a 2--E-.-
INe ES{pCkrg6Se .5S.p7yasd
.rC.o,,x,s
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
Need not prevent his customers from securing; Tho
GREAT BARGAINS M SHIRTS
u,e D1vp
-. 49,, .s''S'Ss
All Fine Linen SHIFTS s. 80 each
hoys. Mhiss and cooFed SHIRTS
Elegantly Embroidered BLOSSOMS, NM - sao. ..a
spr,nr USppR tARNEsrs - 10000.
Engish HALr-HosE half dozen for g.
600 dozen oil the celebrated Blue Top SOCKS.
tAnsa anu A'a# i'oss hos il
"i'f'7' - ''ei'
80 sApA 'eR''oef WIN the
Gcntiemen's Toilet Goods
in the country, and prices that defy corpetl.ioz
,..,-sb,rt. ,p.ds y -. \, -, O..
- =s''''e .'''' y ''e9l !" s'''' s''''
~ . = ,.oe.,.,
fsso snl.ce rner Of Canal aad Rosal streets,
ROBERT GRIBBI4E,
81.
. N VI II.
DEALER is---
and
rrD,rYc1r,,re, ,,oa
==z--=4 '
Respectfully informs his aads and the pubis geasray
be has Just received fall and esnnPl's' stock Of
Spring Cashmere Suits,
:. a. ,rrsr srvr nc ruan,n
rossh'r with . full assortment Of coed. fer UNDER
Boys' Clothing, in Full Variety
=Z--Also-
TRUNKS, fAidsEs, GARRETT BAGS, etc.
- - SooD' y mana W % so'a y sshY Low
RoRERT GRIppr
=. - - =. ee.,9. I
Ey.speH T<ya.fnea HKrSsgs,.
We are receiving, ships Bullion and Southern Chief
w fiEcEs CANTON MATING
White and checked-4 "a and 81 Hide-of very superior
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AUCTION SALES rH1s Day.

M
s Aauohs sei' ~ 10 o'clock 81 No. 81 Chares street,
S.o. y. Wniso Arftt nsts and caps, etc
ea NoWafos sens q early gaslsh at No q ST. Charles
ssnea' assortment Of miscellaneous books Of choice
s.ahaAfa hseraanse efc.
IN under auction heads It'll
--saEnirrss sAiRs-
" N sheriff q the Parish OF rlesns sells at IL o'clock
NJ at tho City Hotel improved lot OF ground of
First and Chippswa streets.
raePartienars In advertisement on 9th page.
..,,, - - :. :. - = ;. -
~ 2 s@1e ~ ~
ss,.. ~ s M aay neihs aeeonipesne" W INC
pHsa " pR BESTas
TN saraiog Springs water uare. Y y
= WY 40 ss"ce 'se pr' commences pssetee IN ms CITY
lsFshsss sly g even q cures eneced
~ hesseas ana chrohic diseases
,susss araissis spinal Aisctoas ana FRO
Ap's sssi LAYER anu Kidney ihcasies Weak
nesses and General Of
trca,ea xei.,, v,,,a. il. ,ad s,......
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desise snhscrbe for lie NEW YORK WEEKLY DAY
BOOK, ave their subscriptions he ees Of MI y Il
PECK, IN carHl streei. felo 2p6t
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3I77S II N5RNFNG, FEBRUA ARK 10, 1860.
I'LL sxfsex III ths steamship charles Morgan
" GU fos manifest I'D lats Galveston RI.

IS II u Aighly gratifying NJ learn that tsio
\ sssessiaents towarss ths formation of iine oI
ztaamels for our great and increasing trade WIN
aSrarpupais reeeissa vita 81 nluch iavor. Nofaang
,aa4 Il wanting bat Die seton Of our merchants
I'D Importers IN general The sasiig In the costs
u iSaporsins the increasing amount " French
YxbFics lid French msrchandise r. general, vii
xSS,sIit ~ iilseen or twenty cent As arrange
.,nss iii ID made tos the forwarding # merchan-
~ Hun Hssrs IL the days cf departure rom
Iiv1rpcol which hin obviate ,he great delsy
wESck Ell heretofore been d drawback 70 our III
I rset, hAde, every merchant and every trader
lWifl cotton factors ana cotton buyers ought to
cons Isl wnrd ii once and put the matter through
without NV delay, 30 that next autumn WHY Nlt'
49, ! new era ii The great foreign trade Of our
Itys MI refer b te notices published this morn
Lin ii cur columns
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